Comments on: Heinz and IHOP to Corner Shops http://www.brownsauce.org/2007/07/15/heinz-and-ihop-to-corner-shops/ Everything you've ever wanted to know about HP Sauce (brownsauce). Tue, 06 Jan 2009 02:53:40 +0000 http://wordpress.org/?v=2.7 hourly 1 By: Wayne http://www.brownsauce.org/2007/07/15/heinz-and-ihop-to-corner-shops/#comment-5645 Wayne Sun, 29 Jul 2007 01:08:29 +0000 http://www.brownsauce.org/2007/07/15/heinz-and-ihop-to-corner-shops/#comment-5645 <p>It is sad to see Heinz buy out HP, presumably because they had a good product well known and liked, and then proceed to change it. This has happened on a number of occasions and the reasoning remains elusive. Happy you were able to find a few remaining original bottles.</p> <p>I was a bit distressed, however, that you would malign IHOP for the dasterdly deed of producting too much food for your money. You cite their actions as the source of obesity. I must assume that you were forced to consume the entire contents of your plate before being permitted leave from the resturant. If true I would side with you in this matter.</p> <p>But I suspect that the truth of the matter is that what you intended to say was that providing large quantities of good food at reasonable prices reflected society's transgression of gluttony. The difference here is that the burden of sin lies with the one holding the fork rather than the one providing it.</p> It is sad to see Heinz buy out HP, presumably because they had a good product well known and liked, and then proceed to change it. This has happened on a number of occasions and the reasoning remains elusive. Happy you were able to find a few remaining original bottles.

I was a bit distressed, however, that you would malign IHOP for the dasterdly deed of producting too much food for your money. You cite their actions as the source of obesity. I must assume that you were forced to consume the entire contents of your plate before being permitted leave from the resturant. If true I would side with you in this matter.

But I suspect that the truth of the matter is that what you intended to say was that providing large quantities of good food at reasonable prices reflected society’s transgression of gluttony. The difference here is that the burden of sin lies with the one holding the fork rather than the one providing it.

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