Thomy Sahne-Meerrettich

Thomy Sahne-Meerrettich (Creamy Horseradish) is a popular German condiment used primarily for fish, meat, and sandwiches. The Thomy brand has a rich history dating back to 1954 when it was introduced as a premium brand for mustard and mayonnaise. Originally a Swiss brand founded by Fritz Thomi-Schaad, it revolutionized food packaging by introducing the aluminum tube, which remains a signature feature of the product today.

The brand quickly expanded across Europe, becoming particularly iconic in Germany. In 1971, Thomy was acquired by Nestlé, a Swiss multinational food and beverage giant. Today, Thomy products are primarily manufactured in Neuss, Germany, following strict quality standards. The brand is recognized for its consistency and high-quality ingredients, maintaining its status as a market leader in the condiment category under the stewardship of Nestlé.