Collectible Cosplay Condiments

Heinz Styled Ketchup and Mustard to Look Like Deadpool & Wolverine

Marvel Studios’ Deadpool & Wolverine is set to arrive in theaters soon and in anticipation of the summer movie release, Heinz noticed a striking similarity between the titular characters and ketchup and mustard. For the first time ever, Heinz is releasing limited-edition collectibles that let fans accessorize their condiment bottles to look like Deadpool and Wolverine.

"After seeing the conversation on social media highlighting the similarities between our two iconic duos–Deadpool & Wolverine and Heinz Ketchup & Mustard–we knew we had to team up with the film," said Lizzy Goodman, Brand Communications Manager for HEINZ U.S. at The Kraft Heinz Company, "Once we made that connection–we couldn’t unsee it–as these similarities go beyond color. One’s sweet, one’s zesty. Everybody has a favorite, but really, they’re better together."

The collectibles include both characters' signature masks and suits, plus Deadpool’s katanas and Wolverine’s iconic claws.
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