These are the Heinz Dip & Squeeze packets — the dual-opening ones used in restaurants and takeout bags rather than the small flat sachets. Tear off one end and it squeezes out like a normal packet; peel back the lid instead and the packet becomes a small cup for dunking fries, nuggets or tots, which is the whole reason the format exists. Each packet holds 0.95 oz (27 g) of ketchup, and this pack contains 50 of them.

Inside is Heinz Tomato Ketchup, which Heinz describes as made from sweet, ripe tomatoes with vinegar, onion powder and a blend of spices, grown from Heinz-owned tomato seed. Kraft Heinz sells this format into fast food, casual dining, concessions and to-go orders, which is where most people first meet it — but a box of fifty is equally at home in a lunch box, a glovebox, a camping bin or a catering kit, anywhere a full bottle would be awkward to pass around or portion out.