Heinz Ketchup has come up with a genius way to stop these unscrupulous restauranteurs from using its well-known branded bottles as receptacles for crappy ketchup.
This survival tale is one for Heinz’s books.
When you scan the promotional code on the back of a ketchup bottle you’d expect to head to a competition of some sort right? This lad in Germany was in for a real surprise.
Next time you have a fried chicken craving and you find yourself at KFC, here’s what you can do to turn good old Colonel Sanders into the devil.
It’s taken months of research and some of America’s brightest minds to figure it out, but now it seems the end of tomato sauce frustration is nigh. A new bottle coating developed by Massachusetts Institute of Technology (MIT) doctoral candidate Dave Smith, together with a team of mechanical engineers and nanotechnology researchers, has ketchup flowing like milk.