Best Ketchup Brand?

What ketchup should I buy when I go to the store later this weekend Veeky Forums?
Here's some taste-tests I found, but I also want your opinion:
cooksillustrated.com/taste_tests/540-ketchup (Paywall)
youtube.com/watch?v=ZgsWpSWAOYM (Seek to 11:45)
1. Heinz Organic
2. Hunt's (Extremely Close Runner-up)
Heinz Regular (Middle)

seriouseats.com/2012/10/taste-test-the-best-ketchup.html
1. Heinz Organic
2. Heinz Regular
4. Del Monte (Was recommend as the Best Buy)
5. America's Choice
6. Hunt's

epicurious.com/archive/everydaycooking/tastetests/ketchuptastetest
1. Hunt's
2. America's Choice
3. Heinz Regular

goodhousekeeping.com/food-products/g2241/cookout-condiment-reviews/
1. Hunt's
4. Simply Heinz
6. Heinz Regular

thedailymeal.com/ketchup-taste-test-heinz-really-best/3714
1. Hunt's
6. Heinz Regular
7. Del Monte

huffingtonpost.com/2011/09/13/the-best-ketchup_n_960068.html
1. America's Choice
2. Heinz's Organic
3. Simply Heinz
4. Regular Heinz
Hunt's was #6

I found the comparisons where Hunt's came out on top tended to test their sugar version, and where they did poorly the HFCS version was used (Serious Eats). Also Simply Heinz is their brand's sugar version over the HFCS in their regular version (the Organic version uses Organic tomatoes + Sugar).

I didnt believe the hype of heinz organic until i tried it. (This is going to sound retarded, but i dont know how to explain it.) The organic ketchup with real sugar tasted rounder, smoother. Want to try hunts real sugar version next.

>I didnt believe the hype of heinz organic until i tried it. (This is going to sound retarded, but i dont know how to explain it.) The organic ketchup with real sugar tasted rounder, smoother. Want to try hunts real sugar version next.
From all the roundups I've been over, it sounds like there is something to that (the Mexican Coke effect?). I may just see which of their sugar-versions is cheaper when I get to the condiment aisle.

One other thing I noticed was that tasters across the benchmarks consistently rated Hunt's as being more tart/vinegary and Heinz being more on the sweeter end of the scale of balance.

Makes me want to taste hunts more since i love tart/tangy ketchup with fries.

This right here

you /texas/, senpai?

this or homemade.

heinz if going for the sugary-ish ketchup.

>being so pleb to eat ketchup at all

kill yourselves

go shitpost in your curry/sushi/celebrity chef threads.

Why does this taste so much better than any other ketchup? I normally like ranch on my fries but bust out the fancy and it's all over my face like blood on the panties of a first menstruator