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How does Lidl BBQ Sauce compare to Heinz Classic BBQ Sauce? Lidl BBQ Sauce contains 22g of sugar per 100g, 6g less than Heinz Classic BBQ Sauce (28g). A tablespoon (15g) delivers 3.3g of free sugar and 0.2g of salt.
Lidl BBQ Sauce contains 110 kcal, 0.2g of fat, 22g of sugar and 1.35g of salt per 100g. 1 tablespoon (15g) delivers 17 kcal, 3.3g of sugar and 0.2g of salt.
All UK supermarket own-brand BBQ sauces have lower sugar than Heinz Classic BBQ (28g/100g) and Sweet Baby Ray's (39g/100g). The sugar story remains significant regardless of brand — a four-tablespoon serving delivers 12-15g of free sugar.
Lidl BBQ Sauce contains 22g of sugar per 100g, all of it free sugar. This compares to 28g per 100g in Heinz Classic BBQ Sauce, making Lidl BBQ Sauce 6g lower in sugar per 100g. All sugar in condiments is free sugar and counts in full against the NHS daily limit of 30g for adults, 24g for children aged 7 to 10, and 19g for children aged 4 to 6.
1 tablespoon (15g): 3.3g of sugar (11% of the adult daily limit); 2 tablespoons (30g): 6.6g of sugar (22% of the adult daily limit); 4 tablespoons (60g): 13.2g of sugar (44% of the adult daily limit).
Lidl BBQ Sauce contains 1.35g of salt per 100g. Heinz Classic BBQ Sauce contains 1.65g of salt per 100g. 1 tablespoon (15g) delivers 0.2g of salt, 3% of the adult daily limit of 6g.
1 tablespoon (15g): 0.2g (3% of the adult daily limit); 2 tablespoons (30g): 0.41g (7% of the adult daily limit); 4 tablespoons (60g): 0.81g (14% of the adult daily limit).
Lidl BBQ Sauce is classified as NOVA group 4, ultra-processed food. Own-brand BBQ sauces are NOVA group 4, ultra-processed food, containing modified starch, smoke flavouring and caramel colour to achieve a consistent product at scale.
Ingredients: Tomato puree, spirit vinegar, sugar, modified maize starch, salt, molasses, smoke flavouring, garlic powder, spices.
Data source: FatSecret UK consumer entry. Nutrition figures may be subject to reformulation. Always check the product label.
Data source: FatSecret UK consumer entry. Nutrition figures subject to reformulation — always check the physical product label. NHS/SACN guidelines for daily limits. For guidance only, not medical advice.
The nutrition figures for Lidl BBQ Sauce come from the information published by the brand or retailer. Where a company does not publish full nutrition information, we estimate the missing values from comparable products and say so on the page. Daily shares are measured against NHS and SACN guidance for each age group.
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