OK Where's the Boss Worcester Sauce gone

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# 243901 8-Jan-2019 09:56

Was brought up on the Boss Black Sauce now it seems to have disappeared. Lea & Perrins is ok but the rest don't cut it.

Anyone know what happened, is it going to come back??

First World issues I know

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# 2156193 8-Jan-2019 10:04

Delmaine still make it

https://www.delmaine.co.nz/products/boss-worcestershire-sauce

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# 2156194 8-Jan-2019 10:07

The main difference between this and other sauces compared to the Lea & Perrins Worcestshire Sauce is that Lea & Perrins has anchovies in its ingredients. This is the ingredient that makes it so much better than anything else.

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# 2156195 8-Jan-2019 10:08

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ok missed that, link I followed didn't show anything, can't find in Coundowns or Pak n save that i've tried.

Thanks I'll check out where they sell through

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# 2156196 8-Jan-2019 10:10

freitasm:

The main difference between this and other sauces compared to the Lea & Perrins Worcestshire Sauce is that Lea & Perrins has anchovies in its ingredients. This is the ingredient that makes it so much better than anything else.

ewwww too salty, but we do add it some cooking. I prefer Boss as a sauce

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# 2156198 8-Jan-2019 10:21

I searched for the "Spicy" which they seem to no longer make. However struggling to find where I can buy this, maybe had a bust up with some of the Supermarkets.

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# 2156245 8-Jan-2019 11:17

I got some wildwestworster.co.nz sauce when I was last at the food show. I don't have much use for it in every day cooking, but it seems ok. I prefer Lea and Perrins

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# 2156361 8-Jan-2019 12:32

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freitasm:

The main difference between this and other sauces compared to the Lea & Perrins Worcestshire Sauce is that Lea & Perrins has anchovies in its ingredients. This is the ingredient that makes it so much better than anything else.

Anchovies are delicious. It's sometimes surprising the dishes they improve the flavour of.

My favourite use for anchovies is ikan billis

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# 2156362 8-Jan-2019 12:37

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Anchovies are delicious but not on their own (unless they are fresh in which case they are amazing!). I *highly recommend dropping 1-2 into any stew or casserole. They just melt and the flavour they add isn't identifiable.

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# 2156366 8-Jan-2019 12:43

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freitasm:

The main difference between this and other sauces compared to the Lea & Perrins Worcestshire Sauce is that Lea & Perrins has anchovies in its ingredients. This is the ingredient that makes it so much better than anything else.

Another main difference is that Boss is basically sugar, regulators and preservatives. Whereas Lea & Perrins is all natural.

Lea & Perrins for me every time.

Boss ingredients: Water, Treacle, Apple Puree (apples, ascorbic acid), Salt, Acidity Regulators (260, 330), Sugar, Spices, Colour (150c), Tamarind, Cornflour, Blackpepper, Mustard, Preservative (202), Onion Powder, Garlic Powder, Chilli Powder.

Lea & Perrins ingredients: Distilled white vinegar, anchovies, garlic, molasses, onions, salt, sugar, water, chili pepper extract, cloves, natural flavorings, tamarind extract

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# 2156368 8-Jan-2019 12:47

I might have to buy some L&P sauce in the next shop. I've been slumming it with Pams for a while, lol. Pams is ok, not as good as L&P but it's half the price.

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# 2156380 8-Jan-2019 13:22

jeffnz: However struggling to find where I can buy this, maybe had a bust up with some of the Supermarkets.

It would be nice if their site had a "where to buy"!

I also noticed that my local New World doesn't have the Delmaine butter chicken anymore. I figured that it was just temporarily out of stock, but now I wonder whether there's something more "sinister" going on...

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# 2156387 8-Jan-2019 13:30

The problem with anything you usually buy being out of stock is:

You try an alternative.

If you like it the same or more, you change to the new product.

The manufacturer of the original then loses you as a customer!

(Applies to almost everything you buy)

I normally buy Boss too, now will try L&P based on the recommendations above.

(It's worth the gamble to me!)

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# 2156388 8-Jan-2019 13:31

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After this issues is dealt with we need to talk about what has happened to HP sauce ...

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# 2156396 8-Jan-2019 13:50

And salt and vinegar cruncheese

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# 2156401 8-Jan-2019 13:55

networkn:

Anchovies are delicious but not on their own (unless they are fresh in which case they are amazing!). I *highly recommend dropping 1-2 into any stew or casserole. They just melt and the flavour they add isn't identifiable.

Fresh anchovies (not salted) can be fried and eaten as an entree or nibbles. Delicious.

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