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Jufran Banana Ketchup 320ml

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Jufran banana ketchup with a sweet Filipino flavour

Jufran Banana Ketchup is a Filipino sauce made with banana. It takes a familiar ketchup idea in a sweeter, less tangy direction, making it an interesting choice when you want a sauce to contrast with savoury food. The current product listing describes it as a thick red sauce, with colouring contributing to that appearance. It comes in a bottle labelled 320ml in the product title. If you are choosing a sauce for food you already enjoy, this Jufran option offers a different flavour from the tomato ketchup you might usually reach for. See more sauces for your cupboard while comparing what suits your meal.

Banana is named in the ingredient list, along with water, sugar, vinegar and iodised salt. The listing identifies the Philippines as its country of origin and describes the sauce as suitable for vegetarians. Its sweeter character is part of its appeal: the original product information suggests it as a contrast to salty foods, particularly fried foods. That does not mean it has to be reserved for one dish. Its stated uses extend from dipping to cooking, so you can choose how to serve it based on what is on your plate. Browse Filipino products if you are planning a meal around familiar flavours from the Philippines.

The sauce is listed as ready to use, so there is no mixing step in the product instructions. You can decide whether to pour a little into a dipping dish, use it as a topping or include it in a recipe that calls for banana ketchup. The sweetness comes from the product description and the listed sugar and banana, but taste is personal, so start with the amount that suits your food. Check the bottle itself for the latest ingredients and any serving directions before use.

Serve banana ketchup with lumpia and fried food

The existing listing specifically suggests Jufran Banana Ketchup as a dip for egg rolls, also called lumpia. It also mentions French fries, chicken wings and other fried foods. These are practical starting points if you have never tried banana ketchup: serve the food you had already planned, put some sauce alongside it and see how the sweeter taste works with the salty dish. A hot dog, sandwich or hamburger is another serving suggestion named in the current description. They show how this sauce can be used both as a dip and as a topping.

Beyond serving it straight from the bottle, the product information lists stir fries, baking, marinades and stews among its possible uses. It does not give a measured recipe or cooking time, so use a recipe and the packaging instructions when cooking with it rather than guessing quantities. If you want to compare other condiments before deciding, look through the sauce range. If you are gathering food for a Filipino meal, the Filipino collection is another place to browse. Neither link implies that you need additional products to enjoy this ketchup.

The existing storage instruction is to keep the bottle in a cool, dry place. It does not specify storage after opening, so check the packaging for those directions. The listing also says the best before end date is on the packaging, rather than giving a particular date online. Reading the bottle before serving is the right way to confirm the latest ingredient information, especially if anyone eating with you has an allergy or avoids particular additives.

Find Jufran banana ketchup at Asian Grocery UK

Asian Grocery UK lists Jufran Banana Ketchup by brand and bottle size, which helps you spot the exact product when shopping for a sweeter ketchup style sauce. You can browse seasonings and ingredients for the rest of a cooking plan, or simply choose this sauce for a ready to use dip. Its existing description gives several everyday serving ideas without requiring an elaborate meal, from lumpia to fries and sandwiches.

For a shopper deciding whether this belongs in the cupboard, the key facts are clear: the listing describes a banana based, sweet Filipino ketchup; it is ready to use; and it can be served with savoury foods or used in cooking. The current page also gives nutritional values per 100g and an ingredient list, reproduced below, while the bottle remains the source to check for the most up to date information. Whether you are returning to a favourite sauce or trying banana ketchup for the first time, those details let you choose it for the dishes you actually make.

Ingredients

Water, sugar, banana, stabiliser (E1450), vinegar, iodised salt, preservative (E211), colour (E150a) and artificial flavour. Please check product packaging for the current ingredient and allergen information.

Nutrient Per 100g
Energy 91kcal
Fat 0g
of which Saturates 0g
Carbohydrates 21.2g
of which Sugars 15.2g
Protein 0g
Salt 2.1g
Best Before / Expiry: Please refer to product packaging.