HP Sauce's recipe secretly changed after 116 years by American owners

AMERICANS CHANGE 116 YEARS

OF HISTORY

AND HERITAGE

THE UGLY AMERICAN IS BACK

(WE'LL FIGHT THEM ON THE BEACHES)

(WE'LL FIGHT THEM AT THE BREAKFAST TABLE)

After 116 years of being produced to a carefully guarded recipe, the brown sauce which famously bears a picture of the Houses of Parliament on the label has been secretly altered at the request of Government health chiefs.


The new recipe of Britain's best-loved brown sauce, synonymous with bacon sandwiches, fry-ups and sausage and mash, now contains 38 per cent less salt. But critics argue the change in salt levels for such small amounts of food makes no difference to our diet.
The new HP sauce recipe got the thumbs down from Michelin-starred chef Marco Pierre White.

He said he sent back a meal of sausages and mash at Mail on Sunday columnist Piers Morgan's Kensington pub The Hansom Cab last week. 'I sent the meal back, because I thought it was off,' he said.

 'At first, I thought it was the sausages, but it wasn't. It was the HP, which tasted disgusting. It was definitely dodgy. I had no idea they had changed the recipe.

WHAT HAVE THEY DONE TO THE SAUCE MUM??