I rarely use ketchup (or catsup) anymore. Usually use spaghetti sauce as
condiment. Healthier and tastes better, not just HFCS... Ketchup is not a
vegetable!

Anyone else do this?

On Jul 9, 1:58*pm, "Somebody" wrote:
I rarely use ketchup (or catsup) anymore. *Usually use spaghetti sauce as
condiment. *Healthier and tastes better, not just HFCS... *Ketchup is not a
vegetable!

Anyone else do this?

No

"Somebody" wrote in message
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I rarely use ketchup (or catsup) anymore. Usually use spaghetti sauce as
condiment. Healthier and tastes better, not just HFCS... Ketchup is not a
vegetable!

Anyone else do this?

Years ago A&W drive-ins featured a Pizzaburger.
They were delicious. Would that qualify?

pavane

"pavane" wrote in message
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"Somebody" wrote in message
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I rarely use ketchup (or catsup) anymore. Usually use spaghetti sauce as
condiment. Healthier and tastes better, not just HFCS... Ketchup is not
a vegetable!

Anyone else do this?

Years ago A&W drive-ins featured a Pizzaburger.
They were delicious. Would that qualify?

pavane

yes... In Erie, Pa. There were pizza subs. Miss those. They were great.

Somebody wrote:

I rarely use ketchup (or catsup) anymore. Usually use spaghetti
sauce as condiment. Healthier and tastes better, not just HFCS... Ketchup
is not a vegetable!

Anyone else do this?

I put it over ciabatta bread, add some mozzarella slices and let it melt
under the oven broiler, that makes a kind of bruschetta which becomes
perfect with the addition of some oregano, salt and EVO oil, then one can
add or subtract, the list is almost endless: anchovies, hot peppers, lard
d'arnad (aged lard) which I brougth home from Valle D'Aosta, capers, aged
ham, olives...

On Jul 9, 7:58*am, "Somebody" wrote:
I rarely use ketchup (or catsup) anymore. *Usually use spaghetti sauce as
condiment. *Healthier and tastes better, not just HFCS... *Ketchup is not a
vegetable!

Anyone else do this?

No. I only use catsup when I make a barbecue sauce.

On 7/9/2012 5:58 AM, Somebody wrote:
I rarely use ketchup (or catsup) anymore. Usually use spaghetti sauce as
condiment. Healthier and tastes better, not just HFCS... Ketchup is not a
vegetable!

Anyone else do this?


"Healthier"? What makes you think so? And spaghetti sauce is already a
condiment.


Ketchup and tomato sauce are two entirely different entities. Use them
as you like, according to your tastes, but remember that they are not
meant to be interchangeable.

On 7/9/2012 12:27 PM, Andy wrote:
Pennyaline wrote:

On 7/9/2012 5:58 AM, Somebody wrote:
I rarely use ketchup (or catsup) anymore. Usually use spaghetti
sauce as condiment. Healthier and tastes better, not just HFCS...
Ketchup is not a vegetable!

Anyone else do this?


"Healthier"? What makes you think so? And spaghetti sauce is already a
condiment.


Ketchup and tomato sauce are two entirely different entities. Use them
as you like, according to your tastes, but remember that they are not
meant to be interchangeable.

Yes, I also wonder what's unhealthy about ketchup, apart from corn syrup
worry warts.


--
Jim Silverton (Potomac, MD)

Extraneous "not" in Reply To.

On Jul 9, 7:58*am, "Somebody" wrote:
I rarely use ketchup (or catsup) anymore. *Usually use spaghetti sauce as
condiment. *Healthier and tastes better, not just HFCS... *Ketchup is not a
vegetable!

Anyone else do this?

There was a Swiss fellah who was fresh off the boat. He was **** in a
haid and said that people in Canada used ketchup and called it tomato
sauce; sauce for pasta. Well, I've lived here for 57 years, and I've
yet to see someone dump ketchup on their pasta; ketchup instead of a
decent sauce.

Somebody wrote:

I rarely use ketchup (or catsup) anymore. Usually use spaghetti sauce as
condiment. Healthier and tastes better, not just HFCS... Ketchup is not a
vegetable!

Anyone else do this?

I've tried it but a bottle of ketchup lasts a long time in our house.
After a few days it no longer smelled fresh so I trashed it. The
preservatives in ketchup sound like a bad thing but a bottle of ketchup
lasts a long time because of them.

"Pennyaline" wrote in message
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On 7/9/2012 5:58 AM, Somebody wrote:
I rarely use ketchup (or catsup) anymore. Usually use spaghetti sauce as
condiment. Healthier and tastes better, not just HFCS... Ketchup is not
a
vegetable!

Anyone else do this?


"Healthier"? What makes you think so? And spaghetti sauce is already a
condiment.


Ketchup and tomato sauce are two entirely different entities. Use them as
you like, according to your tastes, but remember that they are not meant
to be interchangeable.

uh oh...

"James Silverton" wrote in message
...

Yes, I also wonder what's unhealthy about ketchup, apart from corn syrup
worry warts.

Yes the corn syrup for one thing. I think spaghetti sauce has more tomato
content? Just tastes better to me. Maybe not that much healthier, but I
thought I heard someone say that on public radio. Plus tomato sauce has
different variations, but ketchup is always just catsup.

"Doug Freyburger" wrote in message
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I've tried it but a bottle of ketchup lasts a long time in our house.
After a few days it no longer smelled fresh so I trashed it. The
preservatives in ketchup sound like a bad thing but a bottle of ketchup
lasts a long time because of them.


That reminds me, when I worked in a JC Penney restaurant in the early 80s
they would pour bottles that were low into other bottles to make a full one.
That seems like a bad thing to do over the long term. My mother said never
combine old and new anything... Just how long does catsup last? I
refrigerate mine (taste better to me cold) but restaurants just leave them
out on the tables all the time.

On 7/9/2012 9:12 AM, Sqwertz wrote:
On Mon, 9 Jul 2012 07:58:02 -0400, Somebody wrote:

I rarely use ketchup (or catsup) anymore. Usually use spaghetti sauce as
condiment. Healthier and tastes better, not just HFCS... Ketchup is not a
vegetable!

Anyone else do this?

Dude's infected with the same disease Andy has: Lonely Hermit with a
Newsreader syndrome.

I've noticed. How can we drown out the noise? Do we have to go to FB??

"Cheryl" wrote in message
.com...
I've noticed. How can we drown out the noise? Do we have to go to FB??

I'd prefer that.