For The Ketchup Boy
Lou Decruss
Stan forgot to alert us about the new Heinz ketchup packets.
Slacker!
http://abcnews.go.com/Business/wireStory?id=9743988
Lou
Ed Pawlowski
"Lou Decruss" <LouDe...@biteme.com> wrote in message
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like the idea. I'd not use it on the road as implied by the article, but
stopping for a burger in a fast food joint, it makes dipping easier. Used
to be, you'd have to squeeze it out on the burger wrapper. It can get messy
that way.
Once in a while I'll eat a burger while driving, but I'm not going to dip
fries as it is too much of a distraction, not to mention a potential mess
even with the new pack.
brooklyn1
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>Stan forgot to alert us about the new Heinz ketchup packets.
>
Total silliness... how is the larger packet less messy... if anything
it's more messy because there is more product for the dyslexic slobs
to be messy with. This is simply a ploy for selling more ketchup and
at a higher price, that'll generate more waste of product and more
waste of packaging.
I am Tosk
says...
I like the fact that it holds three times as much as those little
packets.
Scotty
Becca
> I like the fact that it holds three times as much as those little
> packets.
>
> Scotty
>
Stan posted the announcement on Facebook last night or early this
morning, it was there when I woke up.
Here is another link:. *http://tinyurl.com/y9gnn3u
*Becca*
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Nancy2
It looks exactly like those jelly packs/tubs that have been around
forever - you have to wonder what kind of brainiacs they have at Heinz
that it took them so long to revamp the container....
N.
brooklyn1
Just something else for the pinheads to steal that
will raise the cost of restaurant food for the honest folks.
Lou Decruss
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>"Lou Decruss" <LouDe...@biteme.com> wrote in message
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>> Stan forgot to alert us about the new Heinz ketchup packets.
>>
>> Slacker!
>>
>> http://abcnews.go.com/Business/wireStory?id=9743988
>>
>> Lou
>
> like the idea. I'd not use it on the road as implied by the article, but
>stopping for a burger in a fast food joint, it makes dipping easier. Used
>to be, you'd have to squeeze it out on the burger wrapper. It can get messy
>that way.
On the rare occasion I eat fast food I always use lots of packs and
they are a pita and lots gets wasted. It's hard to get the stuff out
without getting some on your fingers. I like the pumps with the
little cups you can fill up. No waste and you can get what you want.
>Once in a while I'll eat a burger while driving, but I'm not going to dip
>fries as it is too much of a distraction, not to mention a potential mess
>even with the new pack.
Ya, ketchup in a car would be a problem.
Lou
Lou Decruss
So how many packets do you steal on a typical visit?
Lou
Ed Pawlowski
"Nancy2" <nancy-...@uiowa.edu> wrote in message
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But it is NOT exactly like them. Can be used two ways. You'd be amazed at
how much goes into designing and building the tooling and machines to make
them. In this case, they seem to have combined both a FF&S machine with a
thermoforming filler/sealer.
blake murphy
possibly he dilutes them with water for the crystal palace bloody marys.
so in round terms that would be many, many, many.
your pal,
blake
blake murphy
that's pretty slick, actually. simple, yet clever.
your pal,
blake
Nancy2
> "Nancy2" <nancy-doo...@uiowa.edu> wrote in message
Close enough for horseshoes....yes, I know you can squeeze or take the
lid off, but really!
N.
Lou Decruss
Just in time for the booze-along.
Lou
Lou Decruss
I think so too. Not that I do fast food much.
Lou