The beloved Sheffield condiment has released new crisps, splashed with the famous relish, as well as hinting at another new product.

The Henderson’s crisps were announced on Instagram on the 17 April, and are exclusively available at Morrisons superstores in Sheffield and surrounding areas, as well as the official Henderson’s website.

The announcement also hinted at the release of another new product which is ‘top secret’ and coming soon.

Henry Henderson blended the first batch of the sauce in Sheffield in 1885, and more than 130 years later, the relish has become a symbol of local pride and identity, with Matt Helders of the Arctic Monkeys once describing it as “like Worcester sauce, but one million times better”.

By 1910, at age 60, Henry decided to retire, selling his business and the brand name Henderson’s Relish to jam and pickle makers, Shaws of Huddersfield.

The relish moved to its first factory, 66 Leavygreave Road, where the business flourished, and by 1951, over one million bottles had been sold which was enough relish for every man, woman, and child in Sheffield to have over half a pint each.

Since then, special editions of the relish have been released.

When two of Sheffield’s football clubs, United and Wednesday, got to the FA Cup Semi-Final in 1993, Henderson’s produced commemorative bottles in each of the team colours.

In 2014 Lewisham MP Jim Dowd labelled Henderson’s Relish as having “parasitic packaging” in a speech in the House of Commons, a social media storm erupted, eventually involving Sheffield celebrities and politicians who came to its defence in what has since been called ‘Hendogate’.