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Heinz is the thickest ketchup out of both trials. Hunts was the second thickest while Del Monte was the thinnest. I observed that the ketchup could drip by itself at times, but I had to encourage it to drip by sticking a knife in it or squeezing it to finish the experiment. I also noticed that when I stuck a knife or squeezed the ketchup it affected mainly the Del Monte and Hunts, which proves Heinz is the thickest ketchup.


The results support my hypothesis that Heinz is the thickest ketchup out of the three brands, because it didn’t drip out as fast as the other brands. I learned that Heinz was the thickest ketchup even when I squeezed or stuck a knife into the ketchup bottle, but if I did that to the other two brands the ketchup came running out. Later I would see if the shape of the bottle caused the results to change by putting the Heinz ketchup in the Del Monte bottle.


Which ketchup is the thickest ...