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Ketchup has no place in the world except to cover the taste of spoiled meat.
Especially in the US, a third of the bottle is sugar. Hot dogs? Put ball park mustard on it, the spices in the mustard complement the dog.
Ketchup is a fascist condiment. You start with a little, then it drowns out and dominates everything you put it on and all you’re left with is a sugary tomatoey bullshit taste in your mouth.
Ketchup is used quite often in asian cuisine.
good hill, but the acidity of the mustard and the sweetness of tom sauce on a dog is dream like
I would mostly agree, but Currywurst (grilled sausage with, usually, ketchup and curry is an absolute banger of A dish.