@nbcnews: As food companies try to keep up with customers increasingly valuing nutrition, Kraft Heinz CEO Steve Cahillane tells NBC News' Vicky Nguyen how his company is addressing consumers' concerns over high-sugar and processed foods.

Gp :

Ask what’s in the Kraft cheese slices 😂

sigmaelpstein :

A little ketchup with you fries isn’t gonna give you diabetes

cookiemeisterr :

Says “if it’s used in moderation we think it’s fine” then immediately after that says “I use it on everything”. Make it make sense.

Gino :

It’s crazy how the one without or little sugar cost more

nerdynoah :

He is dodging

Nardicus :

Fucking honda civic here

spaylwa :

In short, the answer is YES too much sugar AND its not good for ppl

Фраер :

He said verity

user7494327087622 :

Poison ☠️

bryanestala :

There are sugar free options

FourStar :

so yes

Netcub :

If you're worried about it, dip your fries in tomato sauce

Chef Jeremiah | Palm Springs :

So yes it true!

Holden Hizcock :

Answering like a lawyer

gentile :

Ah yes the nutritious ketchup

amy 🦇 :

WAIT is my story public 😭

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Hamidi :

Don’t

Zavybaby :

First

Ivan :) :

stop

Tyler :

Please don’t change the ketchup recipe

Mike_goated :

Wait her question has a point

꧁Saweaty꧂ follow me :

Each tablespoon of ketchup contains a teaspoon of sugar

Jonathan Pajak :

Bro your no sugar added is more expensive

Ryan S :

It’s fine in moderation but also I put it on almost everything 🤦🏼‍♂️just make things better for us