A.1.

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About

A.1. is a brand of brown sauce that began as a sauce Henderson William Brand created in London in 1824; it was produced commercially under the Brand & Co. label from 1831 and renamed A.1. in 1873.[1] In the United Kingdom the brand belongs to Premier Foods, while in North America it is produced by Kraft Heinz, whose predecessor Kraft Foods took over the licence when it acquired Nabisco in 1999.[1] The sauce was marketed in the United States as "A.1. Steak Sauce" from the early 1960s until Kraft dropped the word "steak" in 2014.[1]

Product families

Products (2)

  • A.1. Original Sauce 10 oz

    A.1. · 283 g · glass bottle · Other Sauces Dipping/Condiments/Savoury Toppings/Savoury Spreads/Marinades (Shelf Stable)

    00054400000054
  • A.1. Original Sauce 15 oz

    A.1. · 15 oz · glass bottle · Other Sauces Dipping/Condiments/Savoury Toppings/Savoury Spreads/Marinades (Shelf Stable)

    00054400000047

Relations

  • Licensed to The Kraft Heinz Company in United States, Canada[1] sourced
    Kraft Foods acquired the North American licence with Nabisco in 1999; Wikipedia names Kraft Heinz as the North American producer today

References

  1. Wikipedia (en): A.1. Sauce Wikipedia. publication. Accessed 2026-09-13. CC BY-SA 4.0.
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