SHOPPERS are "majorly disappointed" after their "favourite" sauce was pulled from the shelves.
Heinz fans were disheartened to learn a popular condiment had been discontinued.
A baffled customer asked the company on X/formerly Twitter: "Why can't I find any Heinz Vegan Salad Cream anywhere? Is there a shortage? Is it being repackaged?"
A spokesperson sadly responded: "Hi Sandra, it has recently been discontinued."
Fans were quick to express their frustration over the loss on social media.
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One less than impressed shopper penned: "Majorly disappointed today to find out Heinz Vegan Salad Cream Discontinued Salad Cream, has always been my favourite since a child.
"You'd of thought the Vegan recipe would be cheaper to produce why use eggs if you don't need to??"
Another wrote: "Quick @HellmannsUK, get on this gap in the market as @HeinzUK have been utterly ridiculous and are discontinuing their #vegan salad cream for some random reason.
"Save our sandwiches, please!"
A third added: "It’s a crazy decision. More people than ever are going vegan and your sales would have been better if there had been more availability.
"I don’t understand why you don’t warn people so they can stock up. The shelves are empty already."
"Even more devastating than the vegan applewood cheese recipe change, because there's not even an alternative! Please reconsider," agreed a fourth.
Someone else thought it was "terrible news".
It comes as Heinz also left fans devastated after discontinuing a handy tea time staple.
The company has opted to remove Five Beans Snap Pots from supermarket shelves across the UK despite their popularity with Brits.
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But, they have launched a new flavour of baked beans - but it's sure to divide opinion.
The tin can connoisseurs have teamed up with cheese maker Cathedral City to launch 'Cheesy Bean'.
Meanwhile, Heinz fans were saddened to learn about the discontinuation of their "favourite" soup.
