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Gif: The Future Of Ketchup
Tech Buzz There's a whole interesting story behind the non-stick waste-free ketchup bottle of the future. But this is probably the only thing you need to know about it.
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Amazing Coating For Bottles' Interiors Lets Ketchup Flow Like Water
Food Buzz Woah. LiquiGlide, developed by a team at MIT's Varanasi Research Group, is a surface coating that liberates the notoriously non-Newtonian fluid ketchup from its glass- or plastic-walled prison. The research came in second in MIT's $100K Entrepreneurship Challenge, and is almost certainly destined for a bottle near you.
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Most Pressing 1st World Problem Solved: Ketchup Pouring
Food Buzz A crack team at M.I.T. solved the most important technological problem in existence: getting ketchup out of the bottle. A safe coating called “LiquiGlideon the glass makes the ketchup slip right out. Now, if only we can stop people from saying “catsup”. (via engadget.com)
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The Ketchup Fountain
Food Buzz The ideal way to dispense ketchup. I will have this at my wedding and my funeral.
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Image: John Krasinski Look-Alike Licking Ketchup Off Of A Baby
It really looks exactly like him until you see the other photos here. (via interweber.tumblr.com)
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Image: The Ultimate Wal-Mart Shopping List
Obesity epidemic? What obesity epidemic? We're going to need three ketchups for all of those White Kasuls. Also, get some cerail for desert.
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The Heinz Automato
Food Buzz An amazing piece of condiment technology that you don't realize is doing what it's doing until it's too late. These videos are old, yes, but the tears streaming down your face from laughing will be brand new.
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Image: New Heinz Ketchup Packet
Heinz Ketchup will have a new Dip & Squeeze packet design after 40 years of the ubiquitous foil package. Holding 3 times more of the condiment, you can either dip into the cup-like packet, or squeeze the Ketchup onto your food. Here's to 40 more years of very occasional ketchup innovation!
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Video: Everything Poops
A short video that reminds us of a particular similarity we share with many of the world’s inanimate objects. It also reminds us that fart jokes will never get old.
