I Have a Question... or, Two

[1Alpha1]

Is Ketchup considered a sauce?

 

[TNTreeHugger]

Is Ketchup considered a sauce?

No. WassamattaU?
It's a condiment.

 

[1Alpha1]

For me, ketchup makes most anything taste better.

 

[TNTreeHugger]

For me, ketchup makes most anything taste better.

Scrambled eggs/omelets, hamburgers, and French fries only, for me.

 

[1Alpha1]

Scrambled eggs/omelets, hamburgers, and French fries only, for me.

I like it on chili, spaghetti, and of course, burgers and French fries. Just some salt on my eggs though.

 

[TNTreeHugger]

I like it on chili, spaghetti, and of course, burgers and French fries. Just some salt on my eggs though.

KETCHUP ON SPAGHETTI???!!!!

OMG.

 

[1Alpha1]

KETCHUP ON SPAGHETTI???!!!!

OMG.

Yup......it was a thing that my father did.

I think it's weird to put it on eggs.............

 

[Ted Jenkins]

Is Ketchup considered a sauce?

I went to a nice restaurant in France and asked for Ketchup it took all of four minutes and the manager was at the table asking what was wrong. I smiled and tried to say every thing was fine. However a few minutes latter and the waiter brought some Heinz. Thanks

 

[Ted Jenkins]

BTW my feelings are very stressed does that matter. Thanks

 

[Del_]

BTW my feelings are very stressed does that matter. Thanks

Sure it matters.
Just not to us.

 

[Ted Jenkins]

Sure it matters.
Just not to us.

Now I know boy am I relieved had me worried for a moment. Thanks

 

[TNTreeHugger]

Yup......it was a thing that my father did.

I think it's weird to put it on eggs.............

What kind of sauce did your mom make for her spaghetti?
Only on scrambled, or omelets... never on a fried, or sunny-side-up.

 

[1Alpha1]

What kind of sauce did your mom make for her spaghetti?
Only on scrambled, or omelets... never on a fried, or sunny-side-up.

It was the kind that came in glass jars.

 

[pioneerguy600]

Ketchup on Corn Flakes fer breakfast.

 

[Woodslasher]

Except for bacon, ketchup makes almost anything better. Since its original use was to mask the taste of spoiled meat/foodstuffs it does a good job of hiding unpleasant flavors in certain foods. I've put it on bread, fries, eggs, pasta, chicken, beef, vegetables, chips, and it made 'em all taste better. It even made hospital foods taste good! Also, @TNTreeHugger is wrong (and right?) according to the all-knowing Wikipedia.

 

[Goinwheelin]

Ketchup is for hash browns, fries, burgers, and hot dogs. Oh and meatloaf.

eggs get whatever hot sauce is available at the time. Hotter the better

 

[Woodslasher]

Ketchup is for hash browns, fries, burgers, and hot dogs. Oh and meatloaf.

eggs get whatever hot sauce is available at the time. Hotter the better

I forgot about hash browns! What about sloppy joes? Do they get ketchup?

 

[1Alpha1]

Yup.....Sloppy Joe's get Ketchup as well.

I can and have eaten a burger w/o any Ketchup, but it's not a practice I enjoy.

 

[TNTreeHugger]

Except for bacon, ketchup makes almost anything better. Since its original use was to mask the taste of spoiled meat/foodstuffs it does a good job of hiding unpleasant flavors in certain foods. I've put it on bread, fries, eggs, pasta, chicken, beef, vegetables, chips, and it made 'em all taste better. It even made hospital foods taste good! Also, @TNTreeHugger is wrong (and right?) according to the all-knowing Wikipedia.
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Well, if BBQ "sauce" is a sauce, I suppose ketchup could also be called a sauce.... though I wouldn't call it that.

 

[TNTreeHugger]

I forgot about hash browns! What about sloppy joes? Do they get ketchup?

Possibly, but not necessary if the sauce is good.