I don't get it. Ketchup is fine. Even good, I'll go as far to say.
I will add this though: I never put ketchup on a brat or hotdog by
itself; it is always joined with brown mustard and onions. Maybe some diced jalapeno if I happen to have any on hand.
Genuinely curious what others think.
I've noticed for the past several years, ketchup as a condiment has become a highly polarizing topic.
Like, those who dislike ketchup are vehemently opposed to it. As though the very idea that ketchup be anywhere near a hot dog is a crime against
I don't get it. Ketchup is fine. Even good, I'll go as far to say.
I will add this though: I never put ketchup on a brat or hotdog by itself; is always joined with brown mustard and onions. Maybe some diced jalapeno happen to have any on hand.
ogg wrote to Codefenix <=-
I'm with you in that ketchup is okay. I just don't like it on my
hotdog nor brat. I just wonder what all the polarization is about?
Hike your own hike is my mantra.
I've noticed for the past several years, ketchup as a condiment has
become a highly polarizing topic.
I don't get it. Ketchup is fine. Even good, I'll go as far to say.
Codefenix wrote to All <=-
I've noticed for the past several years, ketchup as a condiment has
become a highly polarizing topic.
Like, those who dislike ketchup are vehemently opposed to it. As though the very idea that ketchup be anywhere near a hot dog is a crime
against humankind.
I don't get it. Ketchup is fine. Even good, I'll go as far to say.
I will add this though: I never put ketchup on a brat or hotdog by
itself; it is always joined with brown mustard and onions. Maybe some diced jalapeno if I happen to have any on hand.
Genuinely curious what others think.
................ You should
never yuck someone else's yum.
I've noticed for the past several years, ketchup as a condiment has become a highly polarizing topic.
Like, those who dislike ketchup are vehemently opposed to it. As though the very idea that ketchup be anywhere near a hot dog is a crime against humankind.
Indeed. Ketchup is good on hot dogs, hamburgers and perhaps even mac and cheese.
I've never thought of ketchup as being controversial, but I have had more than one person question why I put ketchup on my eggs. You should never yuck someone else's yum.
I like ketchup on many things. But it should not ever be applied to a hotdog. Not. Ever.
Indeed. Ketchup is good on hot dogs, hamburgers and perhaps even mac and cheese.
No ketchup on hot dogs for me. Just mustard. I will put Ketchup on my burgers though. I'm also picky about which ketchup I'll eat but that's a whole other thing :P
I'm pro ketchup. It's part of the "holy trinity" of mustard, relish & ketchup that must go on my hot dogs & hamburgers.
Other things that I eat with ketchup are: Mac & cheese (both home made & KD), french fries & fried eggs.
I've never thought of ketchup as being controversial, but I have had more than one person question why I put ketchup on my eggs. You should never yuck someone else's yum.
I like ketchup on many things. But it should not ever be applied to a hotdog. Not. Ever.
Mustard, onions, relish, saurkraut are what go on a hotdog.
I've noticed for the past several years, ketchup as a condiment has
become a highly polarizing topic.
Nightfox wrote to Gamgee <=-
Re: Re: Ketchup
By: Gamgee to Codefenix on Sat Oct 05 2024 01:44 pm
I like ketchup on many things. But it should not ever be applied to a hotdog. Not. Ever.
I'm curious why not? When I make a hot dog, usually I put both ketchup and mustard on it. But I suppose it depends on what kind of hot dog - normally I do that with what I'd call regular American hot dogs;
however, if it's a bratwurst, Polish sausage, or similar, I'd be apt to not use ketchup, and just mustard, and sometimes also sauerkraut. But
I wouldn't put sauerkraut on a regular American-style hot dog.
Codefenix wrote to Gamgee <=-
Re: Re: Ketchup
By: Gamgee to Codefenix on Sat Oct 05 2024 01:44 pm
I like ketchup on many things. But it should not ever be applied to a hotdog. Not. Ever.
Mustard, onions, relish, saurkraut are what go on a hotdog.
I suppose once you cross the border into saurkraut land, the thought of adding ketchup does seem outlandish. I'll grant you that.
Codefenix wrote to Al <=-
Re: Ketchup
By: Al to Codefenix on Sat Oct 05 2024 09:30 am
Indeed. Ketchup is good on hot dogs, hamburgers and perhaps even mac and cheese.
I'll see your ketchup on mac and cheese, and raise you tabasco on mac
and cheese.
I've never thought of ketchup as being controversial, but I have had
more than one person question why I put ketchup on my eggs. You should never yuck someone else's yum.
Indeed. Ketchup is good on hot dogs, hamburgers and perhaps even mac and
cheese.
I haven't heard of anyone putting ketchup on mac & cheese.. I'm not sure I'd like that, but it might be good.
Indeed. Ketchup is good on hot dogs, hamburgers and perhaps even mac and
cheese.
I'll see your ketchup on mac and cheese, and raise you tabasco on mac and cheese.
I've noticed for the past several years, ketchup as a condiment has become a highly polarizing topic.
Like, those who dislike ketchup are vehemently opposed to it. As though the very idea that ketchup be anywhere near a hot dog is a crime against humankind.
I don't get it. Ketchup is fine. Even good, I'll go as far to say.
I will add this though: I never put ketchup on a brat or hotdog by itself; it is always joined with brown mustard and onions. Maybe some diced jalapeno if I happen to have any on hand.
I'm pro ketchup. It's part of the "holy trinity" of mustard, relish & ketchup that must go on my hot dogs & hamburgers.
Other things that I eat with ketchup are: Mac & cheese (both home made & KD), french fries & fried eggs.
Other things that I eat with ketchup are: Mac & cheese (both home made
KD), french fries & fried eggs.
I forgot to mention grilled cheese. A grilled cheese practically
requires ketchup.
I like ketchup on many things. But it should not ever be applied to a
hotdog. Not. Ever.
I'm curious why not? When I make a hot dog, usually I put both ketchup
I guess it's the sweetness. Hotdogs are "savory" and the condiments I listed (mustard, onions, relish, sauerkraut) seem to complement that. Sweetness does not go well with any of that, in my opinion.
I know it's meaningless, but here are some articles that support that: :-)
I forgot to mention grilled cheese. A grilled cheese practically requires ketchup.
I haven't heard of anyone putting ketchup on mac & cheese.. I'm not sure I'd like that, but it might be good.
I haven't heard of anyone putting ketchup on mac & cheese.. I'm not sure
I'd like that, but it might be good.
I used to put it on Kraft Dinner when I was a kid, though I haven't eaten that stuff in years. Tasted great at the time.
Is Kraft Dinner a specific thing, or a line of Kraft box meals or similar?
Is Kraft Dinner a specific thing, or a line of Kraft box meals or
similar?
Perhaps you don't have it over there, or it goes by another name. It's pretty ubiquitous in Canada. It's just "mac n' cheese" except slimy, poor quality, fluorescent yellow, and yes, comes as a box of noodles with some powdered "cheese".
I've noticed for the past several years, ketchup as a condiment has
become a highly polarizing topic.
though the very idea that ketchup be anywhere near a hot dog is a
crime against humankind.
Other things that I eat with ketchup are: Mac & cheese (both home made
& KD), french fries & fried eggs.
I'll see your ketchup on mac and cheese, and raise you tabasco on mac
and cheese.
I forgot to mention grilled cheese. A grilled cheese practically
requires ketchup.
Does tomato soup instead of ketchup work?
I used to put it on Kraft Dinner when I was a kid, though I haven't
eaten that stuff in years. Tasted great at the time.
I haven't heard of people doing that, but I do think tomato soup is good with a grilled cheese sandwich.
I've noticed for the past several years, ketchup as a condiment has become a highly polarizing topic.
Like, those who dislike ketchup are vehemently opposed to it. As though the very idea that ketchup be anywhere near a hot dog is a crime against humankind
................ You should
never yuck someone else's yum.
I'm stealing that one!
I've never thought of ketchup as being controversial, but I have had more than one person question why I put ketchup on my eggs. You shou never yuck someone else's yum.
Yep, do this as well.
Hi Codefenix,
In a message to All you wrote:
I've noticed for the past several years, ketchup as a condiment has become a highly polarizing topic.
It's not my favorite condiment.
"Once you put ketchup on something, the whole food just tastes like ketchup."
Ok. Real talk time.
I've noticed for the past several years, ketchup as a condiment has
become a highly polarizing topic.
Like, those who dislike ketchup are vehemently opposed to it. As
though the very idea that ketchup be anywhere near a hot dog is a
crime against humankind.
I don't get it. Ketchup is fine. Even good, I'll go as far to say.
I will add this though: I never put ketchup on a brat or hotdog by
itself; it is always joined with brown mustard and onions. Maybe some
diced jalapeno if I happen to have any on hand.
Genuinely curious what others think.
I'm pro ketchup. It's part of the "holy trinity" of mustard,relish &
ketchup that must go on my hot dogs & hamburgers.
Other things that I eat with ketchup are: Mac & cheese (both homemade &
KD), french fries & fried eggs.I forgot to mention grilled cheese. A grilled cheese practically
requires ketchup.
Does tomato soup instead of ketchup work?
Mu wife raises ducks, so we have a never-ending surplus supply of duck eggs. I get to make myself this treat a few times a week.
How does duck eggs taste? I've never had those before. I assume the same as Chicken?
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They're generally larger than chicken eggs and have a richer/creamier taste to them. They're quite good, actually.
No ketchup on hot dogs for me. Just mustard. I will put Ketchup on my burgers though. I'm also picky about which ketchup I'll eat but that's a whole other thing :P
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I used to occasionally do ketchup. Tobasco on a hangover morning.
Then I discovered the joys of BBQ sauce. My life hasn't been the same since.
Mu wife raises ducks, so we have a never-ending surplus supply of duck eggs. I get to make myself this treat a few times a week.
RS
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I learned to order hamburgers saying "No K Plus O", to get onion added without. Ketchup.
The Topic about ketchup had me thinking back 50 years ago when ordering a hamburger it came with Ketchup AND Mustard. I didn't care for Ketchup being added.
I learned to order hamburgers saying "No K Plus O", to get onion added without. Ketchup.
Nowadays I adjusted and eat 'burgers with Ketchup and Mustard on them. But I really like Mayonnaise on hamburgers I eat at home. Ed
How does duck eggs taste? I've never had those before. I assume the same as Chicken?
One of my favorite fast food burgers is Burger King's Whopper, which has mayonnaise and ketchup.. It also has onion, dill pickles, and tomato,
and I think the combination of all the flavors is pretty good.
One of my favorite fast food burgers is Burger King's Whopper, which has
I'm glad to not be alone here. The only downside of that sandwich is its supernatural ability to still be "with me" 6 hours later.
A close second for me comes from Whataburger, but since there are literally hundreds of miles between my house and the closest location, I don't get to have them very often.
Re: Re: Ketchup
By: Warpslide to Codefenix on Sat Oct 05 2024 02:07 pm
I've never thought of ketchup as being controversial, but I have had than one person question why I put ketchup on my eggs. You should ne yuck someone else's yum.
I thought ketchup on eggs was relatively popular.. I do that sometimes, though usually only scrambled eggs.
Like, those who dislike ketchup are vehemently opposed to it. As though the very idea that ketchup be anywhere near a hot dog is a crime against humankind.
Over here in NZ we have some sugary tasteless slop called tomato sauce that everyone likes for some reason. Proper ketchup is far superior.
kirkspragg wrote to Codefenix <=-
The only crime committed is by those who fail to acknowledge how
important condiments like ketchup are with a hot dog.
Dumas Walker wrote to KIRKSPRAGG <=-
In the US, I think it is the other way round. Ketchup/catsup is going
to have the added sugar or corn syrup, while tomato sauce is usually thicker and is less sweet.
Apparently Catsup/Ketchup used to be two different condiments. Catsup was more spicy/savory, apparently.
definitely wasn't ketchup as I know it. Savory and with some olive
flavor to it IIRC, not so sweet and vinegary as I'm used to.
have their own interpretation of the sauce. In the Phillipines,
apparently banana ketchup is quite popular.)
In the US, I think it is the other way round. Ketchup/catsup is going to have the added sugar or corn syrup, while tomato sauce is usually thicker and is less sweet.
Apparently Catsup/Ketchup used to be two different condiments. Catsup
was more spicy/savory, apparently.
Popular in Jamica as well, I grabbed a bottle of the banana stuff from a Jamican market in Toronto and guess what? Can't tell the difference from
Next to Ketchup, it said "Smooshed up tomatoes - IT'S GOOD!"
Didn't know that, but I can definitely see that being a Mr. Gouda's or Grace product. I'll keep an eye out for it next time I'm in one of
those shops.
I should have said, yes it was a Grace product. I quite like their "extra hot" pepper sauce. It's not quite hot, but has a nice flavour if you like
A good one for having flavour and not destroying your mouth with
capsaicin like some sauces do. I've tried a few of their others, but
that's the one I keep going back to. It's a step up from Frank's in flavour, but on the same spiciness tier.
My favourite hot sauce, which I haven't had in years, was from Stasis Preserves and had ghost peppers and apple cider vinegar among other ingredients. Lots of heat but also a lot of flavour. They currently
sell a "Ghost Chili" sauce which I think is the same thing - but it's
sold out on their Shopify store. :(
Re: Re: Ketchup
By: poindexter FORTRAN to Dumas Walker on Sat Oct 12 2024 07:50:00
Apparently Catsup/Ketchup used to be two different condiments. Catsup more spicy/savory, apparently.
(I think "catsup" is just an alternate spelling and different regions
have their own interpretation of the sauce. In the Phillipines,
apparently banana ketchup is quite popular.)
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