Ketchup for the Holy Stone

Ketchup – Zum Heiligen Stein

Ketchup zum heiligen Stein is ketchup from the Hessian gourmet manufactory of Boris Sauerborn. This special ketchup is regionally produced by hand from high-quality ingredients, such as Italian tomato paste, cane sugar and red wine vinegar with raspberry juice. The red sauce is entirely free of additives such as flavor enhancers or thickeners. The spicy Ketchup zum heiligen Stein is the basis for the other flavors: mild, hot, and truffle.

From Restaurant to – Ketchup zum heiligen Stein

In 2010, Boris Sauerborn took over his parents' restaurant Zum heiligen Stein in the Licher district of Muschenheim, not far from the Hessian university town of Gießen. The small village has a historical past and a 4000-5000 year old sight: the Megalithic tomb Heiliger Stein.

The lamb bratwurst from their own sheep with homemade ketchup was probably the most popular dish on the menu at the restaurant Zum heiligen Stein. When guests then asked if they could buy the ketchup in a jar to take home, Boris developed the idea for Ketchup zum Heiligen Stein, which became part of the gastronomic success story. Grandma Mia always told her grandson: "There's nothing better than homemade." We can only agree with her. The Ketchup zum heiligen Stein is absolutely delicious and highly recommended.

Frequently asked questions about Ketchup "Zum Heiligen Stein"

Where can I buy Ketchup from Zum Heiligen Stein?

People often search for "Zum Heiligen Stein Ketchup at EDEKA or REWE" – in supermarkets, the ketchup is only available regionally and in selected stores. Online at ginussland.com you can permanently get all varieties, delivered ready for shipping.

What varieties are there?

Mild, spicy, hot, smoky and truffle – plus tasting and gift sets.

Is the ketchup free of additives?

Yes. Handmade from high-quality ingredients (Italian tomato paste, cane sugar, red wine vinegar with raspberry juice), without flavor enhancers or thickeners.

Where is the ketchup produced?

In Boris Sauerborn's manufactory in Lich/Muschenheim (Hesse), handmade in small batches.