27 reasons why Henderson's Relish is the greatest thing from Sheffield ever - PICTURES
By Darren Burke, Digital Reporter
Published 8th Apr 2019, 12:51 GMT
Updated 8th Apr 2019, 12:54 GMT
Everyone already knows how amazing Sheffield's famous Henderson's Relish is - but it doesn't harm to remind everyone just how brilliant the city's number one export is.
So here's 27 reasons why Hendo's is Sheffield's number one - and why we can't get enough of it.
Henderson's Relish
You can now get cans of beer made using Hendo's - is that not the best thing ever?
In 2002, art student Emma Molloy had a bath of Henderson's Relish - complete with a bag of chips.
The original factory is an iconic Sheffield landmark.
Sheffield troops serving in Afghanistan had bottles shipped out specially by the factory.
Sheffield singer songwriter Richard Hawley (pictured with former Owls ace David Prutton) has had special bottles made to promote his albums.
A plan has been put forward to turn the old factory into pub - but at the moment, it has yet to come to fruition.
Despite the similar bottles and liquid colour, Hendo's is NOT Worcestershire sauce. There's no anchovies in the Sheffield brew for a start.
Baby Henderson, who was born earlier this year, was named after the Relish because his Sheffield dad is such a fan.
A special gold bottle was made to commemorate Sheffield's Jesscia Ennis-Hill winning gold at the London 2012 Olympics.
Comedian Tom Wrigglesworth that while outsiders think the condiment is Sheffield's answer to Worcestershire sauce, Sheffielders think Hendo's is the answer to everything.
Pies, stews, casseroles, chips - what's your favourite food to douse in the black stuff?
Hendo's on holiday? Pack a travel sized bottle in your case!
