BS: Squeeze me....

Subject: RE: BS: Squeeze me....
From: GUEST,SqeezeMe
Date: 05 May 05 - 06:16 AM

Bugger! That makes my day.... First I heard of this product.
I'll have to change my user name on lots of groups if I don't want to be associated with Mr Heinz.
Any chance I can sue???
Or maybe they'll offer me a gig promoting the stuff in Oz?

MC (box player)

Subject: RE: BS: Squeeze me....
From: dianavan
Date: 05 May 05 - 02:12 AM

Like most disposable packaging, Heinz and others should be paying the municipalities a small fee for garbage collection; especially if its used for take-out.

Subject: RE: BS: Squeeze me....
From: The Fooles Troupe
Date: 04 May 05 - 07:08 PM

God knows - it WAS a Music Forum once...

Subject: RE: BS: Squeeze me....
From: Leadfingers
Date: 04 May 05 - 07:04 PM

If I post something about Fats Waller's composition , d'you think we can get this moved above the line ?

Subject: RE: BS: Squeeze me....
From: The Fooles Troupe
Date: 04 May 05 - 06:34 PM

Old Song

"Squeeze me Honey, Honey Squeeze me!"

Subject: RE: BS: Squeeze me....
From: Bill D
Date: 04 May 05 - 05:48 PM

...but the Charmin in the restroom is free....so far.

Subject: RE: BS: Squeeze me....
From: SINSULL
Date: 04 May 05 - 05:37 PM

Pay for the ketchup????? heh heh Right...

Subject: BS: Squeeze me....
From: Shanghaiceltic
Date: 04 May 05 - 04:37 PM

Not before time a sauce packets that does not shoot its contents over you when you open it. Now they need to work on those stupid wee milk/creme cartons as they are deadly.

BTW the Heinz spokesman's name is Teets, appropriate.


Ketch this: Squeeze is on
to launch new packets

Holy tomato!
Fast food junkies could soon be in for an extra neat treat - an individual ketchup packet designed to open with no fuss, and dispense with no muss.

Heinz is testing the new "SqueezMe!" packets in the United Kingdom, and intends to bring it to the United States soon.

"Based on the success of the product in the U.K., Heinz will look to roll this product out globally," said Michael Mullen, chief spokesman for Heinz Europe.

Among its selling points is the fact that there is no need to mess with the new product because it's "simple to open and mess-free," according to the release.

A plastic tab snaps off neatly, and a portion three times the size of an American packet squirts neatly onto its intended target.

A Heinz spokesman said the new packet will be subject to widespread testing in the U.K. to determine its practicality in the States.

Heinz picked a good testing ground: More than 800 million packets a year are consumed in the United Kingdom.

There's one catch: Heinz Europe suggests that fast-food diners pay a small price for the new packets.

Heinz spokesman Robin Teets said it's too early to project when the squeeze packet will make it across the pond.

But he's betting that when the time comes, the new product will ketch on in America.