Heinz introduces "kid-friendly" ketchup dispenser
Heinz, the US branded food giant, has announced the launch of 'Silly Squirts' ketchup, which features a child-friendly bottle with three flip-top 'drawing' nozzles, each dispensing the sauce in a different design.
According to Heinz, children can choose to draw double double or splat the condiment onto their food plates. The company found that 20% of mothers in the US serve ketchup every day of the week and that 76% said they wanted more products designed specifically for kid-sized hands. New Heinz Silly Squirts helps moms achieve what they wish for most at mealtime: kids who want to eat what mom has prepared, says Wendy Beitsinger, senior brand manager for Heinz Ketchup. Better yet, Heinz Silly Squirts' easy-to-squeeze bottle is perfectly sized for small hands to grip, giving kids a feeling of independence and sense that they can do - and create - anything. Heinz Silly Squirts are now available across the US for a recommended retail price of $1.99.
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