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    Question Ketchup and Mustard - do you keep them in the fridge or no?


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    Of course.

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    Once opened, absolutely. And Hunt's 100% natural is exponentially better than Heinz. Heinz is one of those companies I dont buy from, not that it drove my decision to say Hunt's 100% natural is way better.

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    Quote Originally Posted by FBD View Post
    Once opened, absolutely.


    Before opening, store in the cupboard/closet. After opening, into the fridge they both go.


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    1. Outside. Butter as well
    2. It's called tomatoe sauce. Cretins
    3. Tomatoe is pronounced 'a' as in ahhh

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    Quote Originally Posted by lost in melb. View Post
    1. Outside. Butter as well
    2. It's called tomatoe sauce. Cretins
    3. Tomatoe is pronounced 'a' as in ahhh
    Wronnnnnng.. Tomato sauce is simply pureed tomato.. Ketchup is made from tomatoes, sugar, and vinegar, with seasonings and spices.

    The simplest tomato sauce consists just of chopped tomatoes cooked down (possibly with olive oil) and simmered until it loses its raw flavor. Of course, it may be seasoned with salt, or other herbs or spices.


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    Quote Originally Posted by Muddy View Post
    Wronnnnnng.. Tomato sauce is simply pureed tomato.. Ketchup is made from tomatoes, sugar, and vinegar, with seasonings and spices.

    The simplest tomato sauce consists just of chopped tomatoes cooked down (possibly with olive oil) and simmered until it loses its raw flavor. Of course, it may be seasoned with salt, or other herbs or spices.

    Wrong wrong wrong!

    'Ketchup' is a perversion of the mother tongue. Since 1895


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    Quote Originally Posted by lost in melb. View Post
    Wrong wrong wrong!

    'Ketchup' is a perversion of the mother tongue. Since 1895

    I will meet you halfway, but only because Mother England uses it in both contexts..

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    "For most of history, ketchup was not the sweet, red, tomato sauce we know and love today. Ketchup’s history started over 2000 years ago in China, where it began as a fermented fish sauce. In the 1600s, the British were introduced to the savory sauce and fell in love with it. Not only was it delicious, but it could safely sit on a shelf for months, making it invaluable in the days before refrigeration.
    Most types of ketchup in the 1600s and 1700s were made from fish, oysters, mushrooms, and/or walnuts. They tasted a lot like modern Worcestershire sauce. "
    https://greenwichhistory.org/colonia...hroom-ketchup/


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    Quote Originally Posted by Muddy View Post
    I will meet you halfway, but only because Mother England uses it in both contexts..

    Since we can't change what our overlords do, I concur

    Quote Originally Posted by Griffin View Post
    "For most of history, ketchup was not the sweet, red, tomato sauce we know and love today. Ketchup’s history started over 2000 years ago in China, where it began as a fermented fish sauce. In the 1600s, the British were introduced to the savory sauce and fell in love with it. Not only was it delicious, but it could safely sit on a shelf for months, making it invaluable in the days before refrigeration.
    Most types of ketchup in the 1600s and 1700s were made from fish, oysters, mushrooms, and/or walnuts. They tasted a lot like modern Worcestershire sauce. "
    https://greenwichhistory.org/colonia...hroom-ketchup/

    Exactly. Ketchup is a thin, watery dipping sauce that you dip things into. If it's thicker and you're pouring it on top it's tomato sauce

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    Quote Originally Posted by Teh One Who Knocks View Post
    American dictionary. Don't get me started

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    "She ran faster and I couldn't ketchup."

    ...another example of ketchup in a Sentence.

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    ...and some places call it catsup....never understood that.

    Put me in the Refrigerate after Opening crowd.

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    Quote Originally Posted by lost in melb. View Post
    American dictionary. Don't get me started

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