While millions of consumers believe the famous “57” printed on Heinz bottles represents secret ingredients or their original count of product varieties, founder Henry J. Heinz actually invented the famous slogan after seeing a shoe ad on a train—revealing that the iconic number was simply a clever marketing gimmick created by combining his lucky number five with his wife’s lucky number seven… READ MORE BELOW
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