French Fries In The Shape Of Small Spoons Have Left The Internet Impressed

No matter which dish we are having, a side of French fries can make it taste even more delicious. Whether it's a grilled sizzler or a scrumptious burger, fries can go a long way in improving the taste of our favourite dishes. Pairing French fries with dips or sauces can enhance their taste to a whole new level! Among all our favourite dips, the classic ketchup is the one we feel goes best with French fries. And now, a new way of scooping in more ketchup with each French fry has piqued our curiousity. A Twitter user shared a picture of interesting spoon-shaped fries that seemed to be a much-needed innovation. Take a look:

The perfect product-market fit pic.twitter.com/ddltISoZ0a— Trung Phan (@TrungTPhan) August 1, 2023

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The photo was shared by user @TrungTPhan on Twitter. "The perfect product-market fit," he wrote in the caption. The post has received over 435k views and hundreds of comments and likes. In the click, we could see how the shape of the usual French fries had been transformed and made into a little spoon. Thus, one end of the French fries could be used to scoop out extra ketchup, mayonnaise or any other dip of choice. Thus, you would not need to take extra fries or dip them a second time.
The unique concept was actually a part of a contest launched by the popular ketchup brand Heinz in July 2022. On the occasion of French Fry Day, they announced that they were giving away a couple of bags to UK residents. However, the spoon-shaped fries have been going viral once again on Twitter.
A number of internet users reacted to the spoon-shaped fries that surfaced online. "The perfect product doesn't ex...," said one user while another wrote, "Nah this is...this is pretty smart!" Some pointed out that billionaire and Twitter owner Elon Musk too had liked the unique concept of spoon-shaped fries.

Heinz CEO: "We need a way to boost ketchup consumption and horizontally integrate into the utensil market."

Heinz R&D: "You aren't gonna believe this, but I think I may have just the thing."— Prestige☢️ (@S0meW0rri3s) August 1, 2023

Take my money!— Larry Caughlan (@larrycaughlan) August 1, 2023

Wait, you've never called them ketchup straws?— LiCHtsLiCH (@Barbaneth) August 2, 2023

So convenient to eat— Meenali Sharma (@meenali20) August 2, 2023

Fries will never be the same again! 😂— mikegrantis (@mikegrantis) August 1, 2023

What did you think of the spoon-shaped fries? Tell us in the comments.