After the manipulation, we measured product evaluations in several ways. We assessed purchase intention by asking participants for the likelihood that they would buy the product if it would be available in their supermarket, using a Juster Scale (Juster, 1966; Wright & MacRae, 2007). This Juster Scale comprises the question ‘‘Imagine that Montini Ketchup is available in your supermarket. What is the likelihood, on a scale from 0 to 10 that you will buy Montini Ketchup in the next three months? Here, a 0 means absolutely not, while a 10 means absolutely sure.”