Lea and Perrins Worcestershire Sauce - Page 4

Spacrazy · ‎12-14-2018

@drizzellla I just check in my area it shows that it's in stock at all my stores including WalMart, Target, HEB, Brookshires, Kroger, etc.

sunshine45 · ‎03-09-2010

our sams club still has lea and perrins available for pickup or delivery.

20 ounce 2 pack for $8.38.

i will say though that i have also tried frenchs AND the "no name" store brands and really see no significant difference in taste or quality.

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Tinkrbl44 · ‎08-23-2010

@lcubedsudbury wrote:
I’ve been buying Lea & Perrins for almost 50 years. I love it. There is no substitute in my book. I’ve not noticed a difference; it’s still the best.

@lcubedsudbury

NOT being a smart aleck here .... sincere question ....

If you never use a substitute for Lea & Perrins, how do you know what any of the other brands taste like? They might be better.

qbetzforreal · ‎08-28-2010

@Tinkrbl44 wrote:
@lcubedsudbury wrote:
I’ve been buying Lea & Perrins for almost 50 years. I love it. There is no substitute in my book. I’ve not noticed a difference; it’s still the best.

@lcubedsudbury

NOT being a smart aleck here .... sincere question ....

If you never use a substitute for Lea & Perrins, how do you know what any of the other brands taste like? They might be better.

@Tinkrbl44- "there's no substitution in my book" is a phrase. "There's no substitution in my book for home cooking", "There's no substitution in my book for Best Foods mayo" etc.

Also, the OP stated she's been using Lea & Perrins for 50 years, not that never tried any other brand.

ECBG · ‎01-08-2011

@drizzellla

I just checked our Sams; they show it as in stock.

I'm in the NC mountains.

mildoo · ‎02-06-2017

I used to buy Lea and Perrins. They got to be expensive and so I tried Heinz and found no difference. I have stuck with Heinz. And I frequently use Worcestershire, so it has worked out for me.

drizzellla · ‎03-14-2010

@mildoo wrote:

I used to buy Lea and Perrins. They got to be expensive and so I tried Heinz and found no difference. I have stuck with Heinz. And I frequently use Worcestershire, so it has worked out for me.

That is interesting that you can buy Heinz. Since 2005 Lea & Perrins has been owned by Kraft Heinz. But lots of items in England are labeled under the Heinz label.

I recently bought Heinz Vegetarian Beans at the grocery. Beans and toast is a popular English item. So I was surprised that our local grocery had the beans. And they didn't have the Heinz beans near baked beans either.

Tinkrbl44 · ‎08-23-2010

@mildoo wrote:

I used to buy Lea and Perrins. They got to be expensive and so I tried Heinz and found no difference. I have stuck with Heinz. And I frequently use Worcestershire, so it has worked out for me.

@mildoo

I used to buy Lea & Perrins but was running low and saw a sale on French's brand, so I bought that one. I was able to taste test both side by side and couldn't tell the difference, either.