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m (moved Heinz Pokémon Canned Pasta in Tomato Sauce to Heinz Pokémon Pasta over redirect: overly long title, and the label calls itself "Heinz Pokemon Pasta". (yes, I have saved labels.))
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[[Image:PokemonBluePasta.png|thumb|75px|right|The Blue version of pasta.]]
[[Image:PokemonBluePasta.png|thumb|right|The Blue version of pasta.]]
'''Heinz Pokémon Canned Pasta in Tomato Sauce''' was a product released by the {{wp|H. J. Heinz Company}} in the year 2000. The product was made in both a {{v|Blue}} and a {{v|Red}}, each containing pasta in tomato sauce cut to the shape of version exclusives from the two games. The Blue version saw {{p|Blastoise}} as the main Pokémon on the can, while the Red version featured {{p|Charizard}}. They came in cans of 420g in weight and were sold in Canada and the USA. Later on, the "Red" version of the pasta was discontinued for a "{{2v2|Gold|Silver}}" version, which contained pasta in the shapes of [[Generation II]] Pokémon.
'''Heinz Pokémon Pasta''' was a product released by the {{wp|H. J. Heinz Company}} in the year 2000. The product was made in both a {{v|Blue}} and a {{v|Red}}, each containing pasta in tomato sauce cut to the shape of various Pokémon from the corresponding games. The Blue version featured {{p|Blastoise}} on the label while the Red version featured {{p|Charizard}}. They came in cans of 420g in weight and were sold in Canada and the USA. Later on, the "Red" version of the pasta was discontinued for a "{{2v2|Gold|Silver}}" version, which contained pasta in the shapes of [[Generation II]] Pokémon.


For a limited time, collectible "trading cards" could be found on the back of the labels of the Red and Blue versions.
For a limited time, collectible "trading cards" could be found on the back of the labels of the Red and Blue versions.


==Pokémon shapes==
Both the Red and Blue versions of the pasta included [[Ash Ketchum]] as a pasta shape as well.
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