Henderson’s Relish, 284ml

Description

Hendersons Relish, affectionately known in Sheffield as Endersons, Relish and Hendos, is a vegan-friendly alternative to Worcestershire sauce. Its tangy, fruity, spicy, and works particularly well shaken into a Bloody Mary.

Hendersons Relish was a Sheffield institution long before the vegan community discovered it made the perfect alternative to Worcestershire sauce. The comedian, Tom Wrigglesworth, is famously quoted as saying [while] outsiders think Hendersons is Sheffield’s answer to Worcestershire sauce, Sheffielders think it is the answer to everything!

Hendersons Relish is a great way to liven up a vegetarian shepherds pie or chilli. It even pairs well with dark chocolate! Or to enjoy the relish like a proper Sheffielder, shake it over fish & chips.

Hendersons Relish was first made in 1885 by Henry Henderson, and although the company has changed hands the sauce itself remains little changed. The recipe is a closely guarded secret, currently known to only three people. In 2016 Hendersons was named as one of the Great Icons of Yorkshire, and the sauce has inspired everything from birthday cakes to tattoos!

What is Henderson’s relish?

• Henderson’s Relish is a vegan alternative to Worcestershire sauce.
• Known for its tangy, fruity, and spicy flavour.
• Enhances dishes like vegetarian shepherds pie and chilli.
• Recipe since 1885; a closely guarded secret.
• Celebrated as a ‘Great Icon of Yorkshire’.

What is the difference between Henderson’s relish and Worcestershire sauce?

Henderson’s Relish and Worcestershire sauce share similarities in their tangy, savoury profiles, but they differ in ingredients and origins. Henderson’s Relish, a Sheffield specialty, is a vegan-friendly alternative with a closely guarded secret recipe dating back to 1885. In contrast, Worcestershire sauce, originating from England, typically contains anchovies and is a key ingredient in British and international cuisines.

What is Henderson’s relish made of?

Henderson’s Relish is made from a blend of water, sugar, vinegar, caramel colour, salt, tamarinds, cayenne pepper, and cloves. Its precise recipe is a closely guarded secret known to only three people, giving it a distinct tangy, fruity, and spicy flavour profile that sets it apart as a beloved condiment, particularly in Sheffield.

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Ingredients: water, spirit vinegar, sugar, colour (caramel E150c), sugar syrup, salt, tamarinds, acid (acetic acid), cayenne pepper, cloves, sweetener (saccharin), garlic oil.

Storage: store in a cool and dry place. Shake well before use.