🎉The humble fast-food condiment may soon take on a saucier role.

Long pushed to the periphery of burger joints, sauces—often found in bulky tubs with pump handles or boxes of packets stashed behind the check-out cou💞nter—may soon come to a futuristic dispenser near you.

A handful of food vendors are now deploying Heinz Remix, one▨ of the first machines that allows diners to customize condiments with 200 distinct ꦆblends of sauce.

The Heinz Remix will soon be in 15 locations, including some BurgerFi restaurants in Florida as well as the University of Florida and Jacksonville Jaguars’ stadiums, according to Kraft Heinz (KHC). The company wants to test how the machines perform at these outposts before embarking on a larger comm💦ercial rollout, said Zach Vineyard, a senior brand manager at the company.

The dispenser takes a cue from Coca-Cola's (KO) Freestyle machine, which lets people mix beverages from a variety of sodas and juices. In the case of the condiments, customers choose from four bases—BBQ, ketchup, mayo and ranch—on a digital screen, infuse the sauce with one or two flavor enhancers; and place a plastic𒁏 container in the belly of the machine.

The Heinz Remix whirs, flashes a red light and releases a stream of sauces into the container as it spins in circles. The movement is mea🐭nt to ensure all flavors are evenly distributed.

The tool limits the intensity of second mix-ins so sauces aren’t drowned out by the concentrated flavor enhancers, Vine💞yard said. Kraft Heinz stocked the machine with jalapeño, buffalo, smoky chipotle and roasted garlic flavorings at a retail expo this week, but additional mix-ins are in the works, he said. 

“This will give you the💫 full customization of the sauce you want,” said Vineyard. “If you want just ketchup, that’s great—totally understand that. If you want to spice up your ketchup a little bit, it gives you the opportunity to do so.”

Beyond appealing to adventurous eaters, the machines can reduce waste and minimize mess for r🍌estaurants, Vineyard said. The device can also ༒collect data on consumer preferences and may eventually be capable of identifying local favorites and offering them to diners, he said.

“We do have that pipeline dream to say: 'Hey, let’s have the machine be smart,'” Vineyard said. “That is further down the road."

CORRECTION: The Heinz Remix will soon be in locations including the University of Fl൩orida and Jacksonville Jaguars’ stadiums. An earlier version of this aꩵrticle incorrectly implied that they were the same place.