Yahoo Autos Volkswagen Offers Free Gewürz Ketchup for the First Time in the U.S.
For the first time, Volkswagen is offering its Gewürz ketchup in the United States.
The bottle of ketchup is free and can be obtained through VW's DriverGear online store but only while supplies last.
Dating back to 1996, the tomato condiment has been used to dress VW's currywurst sausage served in the automaker's German factories.
Americans who love Volkswagen and ketchup might want to sit down because there's some big news: VW is now offering its Gewürz ketchup in the United States for the first time. And it's free! For anyone confused with what all the fuss is about, VW doesn't just build and sell fantastic hot hatches like the Golf GTI, it also sells food items like its tomato condiment.
Volkswagen's Gewürz ketchup dates back to 1996, and it has been used to dress VW's currywurst sausage served to its employees in German factories. The spicy sausage was created in 1973 by VW chefs. It was cut into bite-sized pieces, put into a bowl, and eventually covered in sauce. Delicious.
Now, folks in the U.S. can get it too, but only while supplies last. The Gewürz ketchup is listed on VW's DriverGear online store, and it's limited to one bottle per customer. Not only is the ketchup complimentary but shipping is also covered free of charge. The ketchup comes in a 20-ounce glass bottle and is sold in the automaker's parts catalog using the part number 00010 ZDK-259-101. Now please excuse us, we have some free German ketchup to order.
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