Called Heinz Remix, the customizable sauce dispenser will allow people to use a touchscreen to personalize sauces, with more than 200 potential combinations.
Kraft Heinz has created a new type of customizable sauce dispenser that will debut the National Restaurant Association Show, which starts Saturday at McCormick Place.
The Chicago-based food company's new dispenser for restaurants, called the Heinz Remix, will allow people to use a touchscreen to personalize sauces, with more than 200 potential combinations. Consumers will be able to start with a range of"bases," including ketchup, ranch, 57 sauce, or barbecue sauce; add"enhancers," such as jalapeno, smoky chipotle, buffalo, and mango – at a low, medium, or high intensity level.
After its debut at the restaurant show, Kraft Heinz plans a pilto program at select restaurants from late 2023 to early 2024.
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