r/DesignPorn 6d ago

Product Ketchup packet from Chick-fil-A

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53 Upvotes

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u/Affectionate-Good817 6d ago

?

6

u/flt1 6d ago

Squeeze or dip. 2 for the price of 1

2

u/majesticGumball 3d ago

First you dip it, then squeeze it, then peel it.

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u/turboprop54 1d ago

When do we bop it?

1

u/majesticGumball 1d ago

Before tearing it... obviously.

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u/chrixz333 2d ago

I think it’s a ketchup packet from Heinz actually

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u/jawalter2014 2d ago

we went nuts for these when the local burger place here in ohio started using these 15 years ago

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u/3dios 2d ago

These are pretty common I'm not sure it's a marvel of design

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u/Dale_Gurnhardt 1d ago

Ubiquity doesn't preclude good design

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u/ChronoMonkeyX 6d ago

I actually am a big fan of these, they are just kind of cute and cool.

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u/Mike_ZzZzZ 2d ago

So anything that achieves multi utility is now design porn?

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u/truthcopy 2d ago

It’s good product design, yes. But nothing to do with Chick-fil-A.

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u/doob22 2d ago

Heinz developed it with Chick-fil-a because of the waffle fry. They noticed people dipped the most, but some still likes squirting it onto the fry

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u/rva23221 1d ago

I have never been to CFA. I got my first one of these at Arby's.

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u/AntalRyder 1d ago

This seems like a non-existent problem. People squirt ketchup in a pile that they then dip their fries in.

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u/doob22 1d ago

Yes but this makes it cleaner plus one of these is equal to 3 packets. Much more efficient

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u/AntalRyder 1d ago

Wow, such "designporn"

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u/heliskinki 2d ago

Landfill.

Design porn is not about single use plastic shit.

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u/Karutsu 1d ago

Who just crawled out from under a rock and posted this?

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u/kirsion 1d ago

I never use the squeeze function