[ SECRET POST #2769 ]

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⌈ Secret Post #2769 ⌋

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Comments

Re: Weird Food Quirks

[xalus]

I like ketchup, but not that much. I vastly prefer tabasco/other kinds of hot sauce. So anything most people put ketchup on, I'll reach for the ketchup bottle. Apparently people find this weirdest on french fries.

Re: Weird Food Quirks

[jaybie_jarrett]

That doesn't seem weird.

I once put ketchup on steak when we had it at a cook-off in the break-room and my coworker made a comment. He told me that ketchup was the lowest in the hierarchy of condiments.

I was just like "dude. It's a condiment."

I just like ketchup on meat.

Re: Weird Food Quirks

[xalus]

I see the condiment superiority rankings a lot, which I don't get. You're not even comparing things that taste the same.

Like, ranch dressing goes with pizza, but you can't put it on a hot dog. Everything's good for something.

Condiment equality for all!

Re: Weird Food Quirks

[jaybie_jarrett]

Yeah.

Also "what people put on their food" seems like a very stupid thing to act superior about. There's enough things people use to feel superior to one another about.

Re: Weird Food Quirks

[cassandraoftroy]

Should've told him that unsolicited food criticism was the lowest in the hierarchy of conversation.

Ketchup on meat is tasty.

Re: Weird Food Quirks

[jaybie_jarrett]

Hehe that's a good one.

Ketchup improves all meat. From beef to chicken to tuna steaks.

Re: Weird Food Quirks

[(Anonymous)]

My grandpa once worked at a tomato processing plant (brand Red Gold) and he never could eat ketchup again.

Re: Weird Food Quirks

[(Anonymous)]

My friends have stories about milk factories and bakeries. The aversion passes with time.