Do you think it's weird when adults still use ketchup and ranch?

[Anonymous]

What are you talking?
The finest palates agree
Ranch is the greatest!

-Flip Driscoll

[Anonymous]

Omg, this reminds me of when we were having a formal family dinner out and one of my ILs insisted on getting ranch for her already sauced dish and then ordered ketchup for the table (it came in like 6 tins because the restaurant makes their own organic tomato relish or whatever). Childish and embarrassing, especially given that most of us had mains that didn't call for ketchup, like salad and lobster bisque.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:What are you talking?
The finest palates agree
Ranch is the greatest!

-Flip Driscoll

Who?

[Anonymous]

This post has to be from some southern transplant here with the new administration.

Age has nothing to do with ketchup, ranch, or any other condiment. Neither does class.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:What are you talking?
The finest palates agree
Ranch is the greatest!

-Flip Driscoll

Who?

Flip Driscoll is a poster who turns up every now and then to post delightful haikus about ranch dressing.

[Anonymous]

What, no! I'm not a big ketchup person but that has nothing to do with my age. I do love ranch. On, well, anything where I can kind of justify it.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:What are you talking?
The finest palates agree
Ranch is the greatest!

-Flip Driscoll

Who?

Flip Driscoll is a poster who turns up every now and then to post delightful haikus about ranch dressing.

I'd like to party with him.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:Omg, this reminds me of when we were having a formal family dinner out and one of my ILs insisted on getting ranch for her already sauced dish and then ordered ketchup for the table (it came in like 6 tins because the restaurant makes their own organic tomato relish or whatever). Childish and embarrassing, especially given that most of us had mains that didn't call for ketchup, like salad and lobster bisque.

You embarress easily. If I were your inlaw, I would have so much fun with you.

[Anonymous]

I love ranch on my pizza.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Omg, this reminds me of when we were having a formal family dinner out and one of my ILs insisted on getting ranch for her already sauced dish and then ordered ketchup for the table (it came in like 6 tins because the restaurant makes their own organic tomato relish or whatever). Childish and embarrassing, especially given that most of us had mains that didn't call for ketchup, like salad and lobster bisque.

You embarress easily. If I were your inlaw, I would have so much fun with you.

+1000

[Anonymous]

I was eating lunch in front of my new boss and she said it was the first time she saw an adult add salt to their food. What??? I love salt!!! And my BP is really low- so I'm not worried about that.

[Anonymous]

I'm truly fascinated by the mind of someone who even has this question. How does this issue come into OP's head? How much time has she spent thinking about it such that she has an opinion on this issue? Why? What is her daily life like? What other weird things does she ponder? Is she generally a judgmental person or is this a one-off thing? What life experiences have led her to conclude that one should age out of ketchup and ranch? We may never know.

FWIW, I have never considered this question before stumbling upon this thread, but now that I have . . . No, I do not think adults who eat ketchup or ranch are weird.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Omg, this reminds me of when we were having a formal family dinner out and one of my ILs insisted on getting ranch for her already sauced dish and then ordered ketchup for the table (it came in like 6 tins because the restaurant makes their own organic tomato relish or whatever). Childish and embarrassing, especially given that most of us had mains that didn't call for ketchup, like salad and lobster bisque.

You embarress easily. If I were your inlaw, I would have so much fun with you.

+1000

Meh she did much more embarrassing things at that dinner. And I meant embarrassing for her, I don't care.

[Anonymous]

^ And for the record, I love ketchup with fries and ranch with carrot sticks/broccoli.

[Anonymous]

I happen to think that Marzetti's ranch dip is like crack.