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Fast food and I do not mix well unless I am traveling or hung over, and even then they do not mix well. I have not yet ventured out into the world of meat eating at fast food joints, I am used to begging to go to Burger King on road trips to get their MorningStar Farms veggie burger or a pack of mozzarella sticks. If no BK is around, I literally order a deluxe burger without the burger. I want the cheese, lettuce, tomatoes, onions, and pickles, just no ground beef. My friends all laugh at me, and I do laugh at myself when I order this, but I just can’t help it. This all started at the Wendy’s that was located a town over from my town growing up, and it was open until 1am and I wasn’t going to let myself be punished from the late night munchies after a night of partying just because I was a vegetarian. In High School, ordering this through the drive thru window fascinated my peers more than the laws of a free falling apple fascinated Newton. And still, around a decade later, as a chicken and turkey eater, I STILL find myself ordering this…Now I know you’re not supposed to judge a fast food joint, but I do. When eating on the premises the first thing I must inquire about is whether the establishment has ketchup packets or pump ketchup. Like most folks, I like a good amount of ketchup on my fries, so the ketchup packets create a problem. I usually have to rip open 10 of these little guys to satisfy my disgusting fast food meal. Until Now….

Heinz just revealed their new ketchup packet design which allows the consumer to CHOOSE between a drizzle or a dip, and it also holds 3 times the amount of a regular ketchup packet. These awesome new
containers to hold our corn syrup sugary “tomato” pastes will be
released to the public at select fast food restaurants this fall.