food IS a theme park
Cheese fans out there, we’ve got some pretty wild news that could impact your future cheese-buying decisions.
©KraftHeinz
A decade ago, Kraft and Heinz merged to become one of the largest megafood mergers ever completed. However, now the companies have announced that they’re splitting and becoming their own companies once again. Here’s what that could mean for you!
How do you feel about ketchup?
Truffle Fries
When you’re strolling through the parks, you can see a whole lot of food and drink options. They come in all shapes and sizes. And sometimes, they even come with giveaways and prizes. Now we just found a unique sweepstakes that’s ketchup-based in Disney World that you have to know about!
The COVID-19 pandemic and supply chain issues have impacted a number of food products, merchandise items, and more, and it seems like that won’t be going away anytime soon.
The ketchup you like might be harder to find
We’ve seen supply chain problems and ingredient shortages affect runDisney, shut down a whole store in one park, and even impact popular items like chicken tenders. But now some more items might be in danger.
We recently told about the ketchup crisis happening around the US.
We’ll take ALL the ketchup, please!
And since hearing about it, we have been seeing how it has impacted Disney World. Well, today we have some good news for all of our ketchup fans out there!
Every once in a while, we notice something strange in Disney World that catches our eye…
Homecoming Ketchup
…but this week, we got more than we bargained for with a very bizarre Ketchup situation.
Although we’re not the kind of people to put ketchup ON EVERYTHING, we still love it on our favorite burgers and fries at Disney World.
Goodbye, you beautiful bottles of ketchup
And yes, we’ve even been known to occasionally put it on our corn dogs, too — don’t judge us! But that might become a little more difficult in the future.
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