I’m driving a minivan full of hungry kids and hit the drive-thru to pick up lunch. A few minutes later, I’m driving down the freeway trying to open ketchup packets with my teeth and squeeze out more than two molecules of ketchup per packet to satisfy the cravings of my hungry brood.
And I wonder: why can’t fast-food ketchup come in little dipping packages like the sauces you get for chicken nuggets?
If you work for Heinz (or any other food service vendor), please add an explanation to the comments.
You need an El Pollo Loco in Pittsburgh, then you can teach the boys to use salsa instead of ketchup. Salsa comes in little cups ready to use. Heck, salsa is the new ketchup.
Good to hear the boys are fast foodies, though.
Adios,
Mark-o