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HP Sauce Squeezy - 450g

Original price $14.99 - Original price $14.99
Original price
$14.99
$14.99 - $14.99
Current price $14.99
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In stock, ships from Canada

About our best-before dates

We work hard to bring proper British groceries to Canada, but importing food across an ocean is not as tidy as stocking a supermarket shelf down the road.

Some products arrive with long dates. Some arrive with shorter ones. Different products come through the import process with different shelf lives, so the dates are not always as neat or predictable as they would be in a regular Canadian supermarket.

Most online grocery shops do not show best-before dates unless something is getting close. We do it differently.

If you were shopping in our Halifax store, you could pick up the product, turn it over, and check the date before buying. We think our online customers should get that same level of transparency.

That is why we show best-before dates clearly on our products.

What "best before" actually means

A best-before date is about quality — flavour, texture, freshness, and how the product is expected to be at its best.

It is not the same as a "use by" or expiry date, which only appears on certain regulated foods.

For everyday groceries like chocolate, biscuits, crisps, sweets, tea, sauces, jams, and pantry items, the best-before date is a quality marker, not a safety marker.

Why our dates vary so much

British imports are unpredictable. We do not get to choose every date that arrives in Canada, and different products naturally come with different shelf lives.

A jar of sauce may have months or years on it. A bag of crisps might arrive with a much shorter window and still be completely normal for that type of product.

We check dates, show them clearly, and give you the information before you buy — because that is how it should be.

What the colours mean

  • More than 30 days remaining
  • Within 30 days
  • Within 5 days, or past the best-before date

The product page will still show the actual date, so you can decide what works for you.

Why some customers like shorter dates

Many of our regular customers deliberately shop shorter-dated items when the price makes sense.

A chocolate bar with two weeks left is often every bit as good as one with six months left — and if we can pass on a saving instead of letting perfectly good food go to waste, everyone wins.

It is not about cutting corners. It is about being clear, fair, and sensible with stock that has travelled a long way to get here.

Questions about a specific product? Email help@thegreatbritishshop.ca — we read every message.

About our best-before dates

We work hard to bring proper British groceries to Canada, but importing food across an ocean is not as tidy as stocking a supermarket shelf down the road.

Some products arrive with long dates. Some arrive with shorter ones. Different products come through the import process with different shelf lives, so the dates are not always as neat or predictable as they would be in a regular Canadian supermarket.

Most online grocery shops do not show best-before dates unless something is getting close. We do it differently.

If you were shopping in our Halifax store, you could pick up the product, turn it over, and check the date before buying. We think our online customers should get that same level of transparency.

That is why we show best-before dates clearly on our products.

What "best before" actually means

A best-before date is about quality — flavour, texture, freshness, and how the product is expected to be at its best.

It is not the same as a "use by" or expiry date, which only appears on certain regulated foods.

For everyday groceries like chocolate, biscuits, crisps, sweets, tea, sauces, jams, and pantry items, the best-before date is a quality marker, not a safety marker.

Why our dates vary so much

British imports are unpredictable. We do not get to choose every date that arrives in Canada, and different products naturally come with different shelf lives.

A jar of sauce may have months or years on it. A bag of crisps might arrive with a much shorter window and still be completely normal for that type of product.

We check dates, show them clearly, and give you the information before you buy — because that is how it should be.

What the colours mean

  • More than 30 days remaining
  • Within 30 days
  • Within 5 days, or past the best-before date

The product page will still show the actual date, so you can decide what works for you.

Why some customers like shorter dates

Many of our regular customers deliberately shop shorter-dated items when the price makes sense.

A chocolate bar with two weeks left is often every bit as good as one with six months left — and if we can pass on a saving instead of letting perfectly good food go to waste, everyone wins.

It is not about cutting corners. It is about being clear, fair, and sensible with stock that has travelled a long way to get here.

Questions about a specific product? Email help@thegreatbritishshop.ca — we read every message.

 
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About HP Sauce Squeezy

About HP Sauce Squeezy

Brown sauce is the dark, tangy sauce Britain puts on a bacon sandwich and a fry-up, and HP is the bottle on the table when anyone says brown sauce. It is tomatoes, malt vinegar, molasses, dates and tamarind, sharp and fruity rather than hot, and it is not a steak sauce. The HP in a Canadian marinade aisle pours thinner and is sold for the grill; this is the bottle from Britain, the one for the butty.

A bacon butty without brown sauce is just bread with some bacon in it. You know it, we know it, and frankly the bacon knows it.

HP Sauce Squeezy is the proper British brown sauce in the top-down bottle. It stands on its lid in the fridge door, so it comes out when you squeeze, not ten minutes later after a thump on the bottom.

Dark, tangy, a little bit sharp, with the Houses of Parliament on the label, just like every café table you ever sat at with a fry-up in front of you.

Some people are ketchup people. You came looking for this, so you are not.

Shop more HP in Canada or browse the full range of British pantry favourites available to ship across Canada.

Vegetarian·No artificial colors·No artificial flavors·No artificial preservatives·Low fat
Frequently asked questions about HP Sauce Squeezy

Q: What is brown sauce?

A: A dark, tangy table sauce made from tomatoes, malt vinegar, molasses, dates, spices and tamarind. Sharp and fruity, not hot. In Britain nobody asks for it by brand; the question is red or brown, and brown means this.

Q: Is HP Sauce the same as A1?

A: No. A1 is a steak sauce, thinner and sweeter, made for a grill. HP is a breakfast and sandwich sauce with a malt vinegar bite and tamarind behind it. The HP sold in Canadian supermarkets is marketed as a steak sauce and pours thinner than the UK bottle; this is the one from Britain.

Q: What do you put brown sauce on?

A: Bacon sandwiches first, then a full English, sausages, chips, a pork pie, cheese on toast, and a Sunday roast if nobody is looking. Some people put it on French toast. One of them wrote our blog.

Q: Is this the UK HP Sauce?

A: It is. The British HP in the top-down squeezy bottle, the one off the café table back home, and it ships from within Canada.

Q: How big is the bottle?

A: It is the 450g squeezy bottle. Big enough to last a while, unless someone in your house puts it on everything, in which case you already know who.

Q: Is it a good thing to send to someone who misses home?

A: For anyone who misses a proper fry-up, very much so. It is the sort of present that gets opened and put straight to work the next morning.

More about HP Sauce Squeezy

Brown sauce is the other half of the great British sauce argument. Red on the chips, brown on the bacon, and families have fallen out over less. HP is the name people mean when they say brown sauce, the same way everyone hoovers and nobody vacuums.

Move abroad and the full English is the first thing you try to rebuild on a Saturday morning. Sausages, beans, a fried egg, a slice of toast, and then a gap on the plate exactly where the HP should be. That gap is why people go looking for it.

The squeezy bottle lives upside down, so the sauce is always waiting at the nozzle. A 450g bottle sees a household through a good run of breakfasts, and it keeps happily in the cupboard until it is opened (after that, do what the label says). It goes on bacon sandwiches, sausage rolls, pies and cheese on toast, and into a stew when nobody is watching.

It belongs next to the rest of a proper breakfast shop: back bacon, British sausages, a tin of beans. Brown sauce people are loyal, so a spare bottle at the back of the cupboard is not greed. It is planning.

Additional Information

Packaging Accuracy. We keep product information as accurate and up to date as possible. Manufacturers sometimes change packaging, ingredients, nutritional information, allergen advice, pack sizes or branding without notice, so the product you receive may look slightly different from the images shown. If you have a question about ingredients or allergens before ordering, please get in touch and we will gladly check for you.

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