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this post was submitted on 07 Nov 2023
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Ketchup is a jam, not a savory condiment. ๐คข๐๐ฝ
I have a cherry and rosemary jam that shows that jams can be savory.
Also, with the idea that ketchup is a jam, what are you putting ketchup on??? Scones? Muffins? Cheese? Peanut butter and ketchup sandwiches?
It's tomato, sugar, salt, spices and vinegar. Yes, tomato is technically a fruit... Still wouldn't eat this as a jam, the fuck?