These are foodservice pack sizes rather than household ones. Two hundred ketchup packets in a box, Worcestershire by the gallon. It is the sizing a diner, a concession stand or a church hall buys, and it works just as well for a chest freezer and a large family.

Condiments mostly arrive by the packet: Heinz ketchup 200 to a box, Hellmann's real mayonnaise 75 count, Duke's sugar-free mayonnaise 50 count, Grey Poupon dijon, Frank's RedHot, Huy Fong sriracha 50 count, Salsa Del Sol picante 200 count, ReaLemon 200 count and Marconi organic olive oil in packets of 25. Ken's ranch and thousand island come as a case of sixty. In the large formats, Lea & Perrins Worcestershire, Wright's applewood liquid smoke and Heinz white vinegar by the gallon, and Flavacol popcorn salt at 35 oz. Behind the coffee counter, International Delight half-and-half singles 180 count, non-dairy creamer singles 384 count and Melitta filters 400 count.

Not all of it is food. The same foodservice channel brings in Fabuloso and Otis Spunkmeyer cookie bags a thousand to the box. And a case of sixty dressing packets is a commitment, so check the pack count and the date on the product page before buying at this scale.

Common Questions

Who buys foodservice sizes?

Restaurants, offices, schools, churches, event planners and large families. Packets and gallon sizes cost less per serving and keep portions simple.

How long do condiment packets last?

Most sealed packets last several months to a year. Check the best-by date on the product page and the box before buying in bulk.

Do bulk orders ship free?

Yes, every order ships free with no minimum. Check the pack count on the label so you know exactly how many you are getting.