4) Heinz wants me to vote on Twitter if I want Mayochup in Seattle, I don’t know. What do you think?
Jordan Cordano –Mayochup? For one that is a horrible name. I prefer something like Keyo, easier to say and sounds decent. I like Ketchup and Mayo on my burgers and hot dogs so I could dig it!
Herb Nightingale –To be honest, this is the first I have heard about Mayochup. However, I have mixed mayonnaise and ketchup together myself on a few occasions, so why not. It reminds me of the thousand islands dressing which I enjoy very much. The question I have is, will they serve it at Safeco Field and Century Link if available in Seattle? So I go for a yes on Mayochup.
Matt Barry –With all of the many condiments and dressings out there today, I think we can all do without Mayochup. The name itself is terrible. Don’t get me wrong, I will put ketchup and mayo on a burger. However, Seattle does not need it bottled.
Jaymin Bernhardt –I love myself some ketchup. I’ll use it on most everything which might be a bit of an issue. However, I don’t use mayo on many things. So, it wouldn’t be utilized to its full extent. They absolutely need to be kept separate.
Ed Stein –I’m going to try not to be political with my answer, but it’s very hard. I support many things, for example, I consider myself pro-natural turf, pro-pitchers hitting for themselves, pro-mustard AND pro ketchup. I am however firmly in the anti-mayo camp. I don’t like it.
BTW, any of you reading this who thought they weren’t cut out for a career in marketing, should think again. Someone at Heinz actually gets paid for coming with a name like Mayochup.
Add us as a preferred source onGoogleLoading recommendations... Please wait while we load personalized content recommendations