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Heinz starts petition to make hot dogs and buns come in equal packs

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Re: Heinz starts petition to make hot dogs and buns come in equal packs

#11

>Heinz, of course, makes neither hot dogs nor buns Kraft owns Heinz and also Oscar Mayer, which sells hot dogs in packs of 8. But also in 10 and 6, as do other brands.

At least one other brand sells dogs in packs of 7 (Hebrew National).

Re: Heinz starts petition to make hot dogs and buns come in equal packs

#12

This is the best news Steve Martin has heard all week: https://youtu.be/oYIHLUxzRr8

Probably one of the most subtle things about this whole bit that I've only now noticed is that George takes 4 buns out of each pack of 12, but gets 3 packs.

That makes for a total of 24 buns across 3 packs, instead of just buying two of the original packs of 12 buns.

Re: Heinz starts petition to make hot dogs and buns come in equal packs

#16
post #11

>Heinz, of course, makes neither hot dogs nor buns Kraft owns Heinz and also Oscar Mayer, which sells hot dogs in packs of 8. But also in 10 and 6, as do other brands.

At least one other brand sells dogs in packs of 7 (Hebrew National).

Of course they is. If the wieners comes in pack of 8, you need to buy 2 packs of 7 from Hebrew National.

Re: Heinz starts petition to make hot dogs and buns come in equal packs

#17

>Heinz, of course, makes neither hot dogs nor buns Kraft owns Heinz and also Oscar Mayer, which sells hot dogs in packs of 8. But also in 10 and 6, as do other brands.

This seems to be a Heinz Canada marketing stunt and I don't think they sell hot dogs here. Hot dogs typically come in packs of 10 here, although you can get bigger family packs.

Heinz is dead to a lot of Canadians, especially if you live near Leamington.
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