I Don't Like People Who Say They Don't Like Ketchup

[Anonymous]

Ketchup is gross and very unhealthy. Gross, op.

[Anonymous]

I like ketchup on fries and scrambled eggs. I can't eat scrambled eggs without it.

[Anonymous]

Ketchup lover here. But Who are these people who put ketchup on a hot dog?

[Anonymous]

I prefer hot sauce on everything.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:Ketchup lover here. But Who are these people who put ketchup on a hot dog?

ME.

Ketchup, mustard, onions, relish, chili, & cheese.

[Anonymous]

Ketchup is foul. Corn-syruped, processed garbage.

[Anonymous]

Don't hate, OP! One of my pregnancies ruined ketchup for me. What we give up for our children...

[Anonymous]

I prefer mustard.

[Anonymous]

Ketchup has a really gross smell.

[Anonymous]

Hate it. So gross. Can't even stand the smell.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:I find people who put ketchup on everything immature and with a stunted palate. There's a reason children love ketchup.

Ha ha this is a first for me. No one has ever implied that my palate was mature before.

My mother always told me that I would outgrow my dislike of touching foods and condiments. I’m almost 50 and it hasn’t happened yet.

[Anonymous]

I like ketchup on hot dogs and nothing else. Burgers get mayo, fries don’t need a condiment.

My cousin is 34 and dips his grilled chicken breast in ketchup. He’s a weirdo.

[Anonymous]

I always have ketchup on burgers and with fries. For me, a proper hamburger must have ketchup and mustard. Mayo is nice with fries but I prefer ketchup.

I have used ketchup in glazes for meatloaf and the occasional time I'll make cocktail meatballs.

Beyond that I rarely use ketchup but I don't judge people for having their preferences.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:Ketchup lover here. But Who are these people who put ketchup on a hot dog?

+1. It’s mustard on hot dogs, ketchup on hamburgers.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:You must not get out much, OP. Ketchup is an American-only obsession, and a lower SES one at that.

It's sugar and chemicals to disguise food that has no flavor.

Mmmm, sugar.