Behold the future of ketchup packets!!!
Also, about damn time they came up with something like this.
Neat concept. I wonder if the designer first pitched this at TED. Not that it’s that revolutionary, but considering it took them this long to revamp the packet form…
“We created the packet in 1968,” he said. “Consumer complaints started around 1969.”
…lol.
Speaking of ketchup, am I the only one who always spreads it all over his chicken and fries, instead of dipping? My loved ones think that is weird.
I suppose this is the sort of packet I will be swiping from convenience stores then instead of dozens of the tiny things.
Wil, I don’t know about spreading the ketchup on everything, but my dad dowses his fries in ketchup instead of dipping.
Clearly the solution to this is ketchup-injected fries.
No you are not. Ketchup is great on anything. Hell, it’s nature’s perfect condiment!
As for these things…yeah, they’re pretty cool.
It took how many years to figure out marmalade and butter packets had the superior design?
That invisible hand of the market surely is slow.
Don’t let the Hot Sauce community catch wind of this. They’ll be furious and may declare war on the Ketchup community. There will be most likely be riots at every Fast Food Establishment. Rivers of [STRIKE]ketchup[/STRIKE] [STRIKE]hotsauce[/STRIKE] blood will flow!
I think you put the strikethrough tags in the wrong place.
Or did I??
I think so.
EDIT: actually, I don’t know what the strikethrough tags are. So I will just delete what you actually said.
You have lost this battle of strikethrough tag. I’m sorry.
TrkJac: Do people really want to dip things into hot sauce too?
I did and still do.
How did it take so long for them to make ketchup in containers like this?
It doesn’t look that much different from the containers sweet n’ sour and stuff comes in in fast food places…
I do know a number of people that dip their fries in hot sauce. However, I really wouldn’t count these people among the “norm” so it might be isolated to just them.
I dip shit in everything
Now here’s a sentence where you don’t want to use literally meaning virtually.