Anonymous
Post 01/31/2018 17:24     Subject: I Don't Like People Who Say They Don't Like Ketchup
There's a place for everything, even ketchup. For me, I like ketchup on burgers, fries, hot dogs and hash browns (which are basically the breakfast version of fries). Otherwise, meh.
Anonymous
Post 01/31/2018 16:06     Subject: Re:I Don't Like People Who Say They Don't Like Ketchup
Anonymous wrote:

I like it on a burger, but not much else. I'm just not really a fan of fries in general.

I don't like people who say they don't like fries in general.


Ok. It is your right to feel that way. They have virtually no taste without ketchup, and I just don't like them. If that makes you dislike me, your loss.


Omg do you get this thread at all? Did you read the title? Get back to budget analysis in your sensible shoes, Jean.
Anonymous
Post 01/31/2018 14:02     Subject: Re:I Don't Like People Who Say They Don't Like Ketchup

I like it on a burger, but not much else. I'm just not really a fan of fries in general.

I don't like people who say they don't like fries in general.


Ok. It is your right to feel that way. They have virtually no taste without ketchup, and I just don't like them. If that makes you dislike me, your loss.
Anonymous
Post 01/31/2018 14:00     Subject: I Don't Like People Who Say They Don't Like Ketchup
Anonymous wrote:
Anonymous wrote:Ketchup is just sugar colored red.

No, that's frosting. Ketchup has tomato, vinegar, spices, and sugar. My husband got into the really weird snobby ones that are as much a chutney as they are ketchup. Historically ketchup meant something completely different and artisanal ketchups are closer to that than they are to Heinz.


Yeah, ketchup is really just a tomato chutney. I have a pretty diverse palate (I'm Indian and I cook and eat French, Indian, Thai, Mexican, roast my own peppers for homemade salsa....) but I love ketchup on fries and burgers.