Chicago, IL (WFN) -- What do you put on a polish hot dog? Pumpkin ketchup, of course.

It may sound funny to you, but the orange vegetable is now being turned into ketchup by a condiment company in Poland.

The yellow-colored Felix brand ketchup is made with pumpkin puree and yellow and red tomatoes and has just been introduced to stores in Poland.

The Mintel research company's Global New Products Database cites other unusual new products from destinations around the globe, including...

-- Cantaloupe-flavored Kit-Kat chocolate bars, which are being sold in China.

-- Single-serving pots of anchovies in a spicy sauce that are being marketed as a snack food in Italy.

-- Finally, the upscale South African retailer Woolworths is introducing Vanilla Blush, a lowfat milk flavored with roses, vanilla and chamomile.

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