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Heinz is set to release Pickle Ketchup in 2024, combining the tangy flavor of pickles with their classic ketchup. The new condiment is a response to the growing popularity of pickles in America, with 73% of Americans enjoying the taste of pickled cucumbers. Heinz has been experimenting with various sauce combinations in recent years, and this latest innovation follows their trend of creating unexpected condiments.
Heinz is launching a new flavor of its famous ketchup called "Pickle Ketchup," which combines the tangy and savory flavor of pickles with the unmistakable taste of its ketchup. The condiment is aimed at generating consumer interest and boosting brand recognition. Heinz's innovation comes as younger consumers seek bigger and bolder flavors, with pickles gaining popularity. The company also plans to introduce a Heinz Remix machine for experimenting with ketchup flavors. Kraft Heinz aims to bring in an additional $2 billion in North American retail revenue from innovation by 2027.
McDonald's will be offering Mumbo Sauce, a popular condiment in the Washington, D.C. area, for a limited time. The sauce will be available at select locations and is expected to attract customers looking for a unique flavor experience.
The ongoing sriracha shortage, caused by a legal dispute and climate change, has led to skyrocketing prices for the popular condiment. However, making your own sriracha at home is easy and affordable. A homemade sriracha recipe involves fermenting red peppers with salt, blending them with garlic, sugar, salt, vinegar, and xanthan gum (optional), and then sealing the mixture for a week. The homemade version can be just as delicious as store-bought sriracha and can be used on a variety of dishes.
Fly By Jing, an Asian woman-owned small business, offers a chili crisp condiment that has gained popularity among reviewers for its flavorful kick. Made with ingredients like fermented black bean, shallots, mushroom powder, ginger, and seaweed, this versatile sauce can be used on a variety of dishes, from roasted vegetables to seafood. Priced at $14.99, it has become a go-to pantry staple for those looking to add some zhuzh to their meals.
Pepsi is introducing its first-ever condiment called "Pepsi Colachup," a Pepsi-infused ketchup, which will be available for one day only on July 4 at four MLB ballparks, including Comerica Park in Detroit. The limited edition sauce aims to enhance the flavors of hot dogs by combining the bright and tangy characteristics of Pepsi with the smokiness of ketchup.
Pepsi has created a new condiment called Pepsi Colachup, the world's first Pepsi-infused condiment, which will be available exclusively at four ballparks on the Fourth of July 2023, including Comerica Park in Detroit. The condiment was created with help from the Culinary Institute of America Consulting and features the sweet, citrusy taste of Pepsi-Cola that can be added directly onto a hot dog. Fans who purchase a hot dog and Pepsi together over the holiday weekend can get the cost of the Pepsi reimbursed.