Post #266,029
8/28/06 12:56:06 AM
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Eggs... yum.
I like them - Deviled (yes pretty much anyway they are made)
- Basted, with straight water and other various basting liquids, including Soy Sauce or Jack Daniels
- Quiche style
- Fritatta
- With Ketchup on them
- Mustard on them
- Tabasco and other kind of hot sauces
- Plain Salt and Pepper
- Sea Salt on Scrambled
- Omlete Du Fromage
- Other kind of Omletes, pretty much anything as long as it isn't a gross ingredient (no I can't come up with one right now)
- Egg Drop soup
- Egg Nog
- Eggs with Hollandaise
- Dishes with Eggs in them
- Lotsa other things I can't remeber right now
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Post #266,031
8/28/06 1:39:32 AM
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Just say no to catsup
otherwise I agree with the entire list.
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Post #266,042
8/28/06 8:28:37 AM
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Where did I say that?
And if you do not know the difference... Wow, you are not a sauce aficionado.
Catsup != Ketchup
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Post #266,046
8/28/06 9:19:53 AM
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Either or for me
sugared tomato goo has no place on eggs.
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Post #266,050
8/28/06 9:25:07 AM
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Okay... here I go again...
Ketchup is not sweet. Though it may have HFCS in it, it is mainly a vinegar type of thing.
Now catsup... yeah it mostly is sweet.
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Post #266,052
8/28/06 9:32:40 AM
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Guessing a matter of tasetbuds
While catsup is sweeter than ketchup...the 2 are largely interchangeable to me...and both are too sweet and too heavy for general consumption (to me, of course).
I know plenty of folks who enjoy it on all varieties of food...I limit it to use on fried potatoes...and even then its sparingly.
No need to bicker about the differences between the 2 varieties. That taste issue for me even spreads to salsas...where the garden variety store brand salsa (Pace, tostito brand, et al) that thicken the base are unacceptable to me...regardless of heat level.
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Post #266,071
8/28/06 1:58:13 PM
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Food is merely a vehicle for ketchup!
Love it on most anything.
And it counts a vegetable serving. President Reagan said so. :-)
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Post #266,076
8/28/06 2:07:56 PM
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As you say with nearly every post by AG
Ewwww
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Post #266,078
8/28/06 2:11:36 PM
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touche'
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Post #266,081
8/28/06 2:29:50 PM
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Q: In France, what's the polite way to ask for ketchup?
A: There isn't one.
-YendorMike
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Post #266,149
8/28/06 4:56:43 PM
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Ding ding ding
We have a winnar.
Ketchup/catsup = sugary shite.
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Post #266,094
8/28/06 2:52:02 PM
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Kids love ketchup because it has . . .
. . a higher sugar content than ice cream (generally about 30%). It must be your inner child at play there.
Personally I minimize sugar (and HFCS) because I suspect them of all kinds of evil. I don't have any ketchup here because I have no use for it.
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Post #266,096
8/28/06 2:53:30 PM
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My oldest won't touch it.
The 2-yo wants it on everything, though.
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Post #266,098
8/28/06 2:54:28 PM
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My wife likes it on [shudder] hot dogs
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Post #266,099
8/28/06 2:58:01 PM
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So do I.
Not exclusively, though. Chicago-style dogs are still the best.
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Post #266,112
8/28/06 3:28:13 PM
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Ketchup on a Chicago hot dog is a capital crime
punishable by public ridicule by Mike Royko! (God rest his soul)
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Post #266,129
8/28/06 3:57:17 PM
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I might even eat that fish of yours
If it is covered in enough ketchup. :-)
It's not the sugar I like so much- it's the vinegar base. My new thing is malt vinegar. Cant get enough of it. I dont know why I'm craving it, but I am.
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Post #266,133
8/28/06 4:10:18 PM
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Are you the prego? (muahahah)
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Post #266,158
8/28/06 5:19:10 PM
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Quite impossible.
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Post #266,193
8/28/06 7:27:23 PM
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That is what the "muahahah" was at the end.
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Post #266,134
8/28/06 4:11:58 PM
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You like malt vinegar
go buy a bottle of balsamic. Much better.
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Post #266,144
8/28/06 4:38:48 PM
8/28/06 4:39:15 PM
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Re: You like malt vinegar
go buy a bottle of balsamic. Much better. Not on fish and chips, it isn't.
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Post #266,181
8/28/06 6:48:34 PM
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Mmmmm.
Now I'm not a big fan of fish, but thinking of a big plate of fish and chips with lots of salt, dripping in malt vinegar is making my mouth water. Yum yum yum.
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Post #266,182
8/28/06 6:50:29 PM
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Yeah, but if you're into it just straight (ie by itself)
and I know people who are, balsamic is the one you want.
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Post #266,186
8/28/06 6:59:05 PM
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I have balsamic vinegar.
It's what I dress my salads with. I also like it on grilled asparagus.
That's not what I'm craving. It's gotta be malt vinegar. Why? I do not know.
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Post #266,185
8/28/06 6:57:18 PM
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Ok, now I'm hungry
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Post #266,162
8/28/06 5:28:35 PM
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Not interchangeable
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Post #266,160
8/28/06 5:27:42 PM
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I have to find a new source.
I was buying it by the gallon at Smart & Final but they haven't had any ever since they put the new inventory system in. I'm simply not going to pay grocery store tiny bottle prices for it.
It's good vinegar - except in the eyes of English gourmets who complain bitterly that the rest of the world has wonderful vinegars and England suffers along with nothing but malt.
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Post #266,163
8/28/06 5:33:22 PM
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Speaking of vinegar sources ...
I was at World Market the other day, and decided to look for a bottle to use for the olive oil I just bought a gallon of. Found [link|http://www.worldmarket.com/kitchen-tabletop/Home-KeepingStorage/kitchen-storage-containers/Chalk-Talk-Glass-Storage/lev/4/productId/1551/Ne/1100001/sectionId/2866/N/1100177/categoryId/1100177/pCategoryId/1100176/gpCategoryId/1100132/Ns/NEW_ARRIVAL_FLAG|1||CATEGORY_SEQ_3020|0/index.pro|this neat chalk-board bottle]. Got one for the oil and one for the vinegar.
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Post #266,164
8/28/06 5:33:56 PM
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News to me
I can get about a dozen different kinds of balsamic and other vinegars at my local Sainsbury's.
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Post #266,169
8/28/06 5:44:19 PM
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Lighten up, he was trolling
It should have been obvious from the phrase "English gourmets".
Thank you, I'll be here all week.
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Post #266,200
8/28/06 8:36:05 PM
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They were talking about "Made in England"
Of course they routinely buy products made in those other countries in preference to the local malt vinegar.
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Post #266,174
8/28/06 5:54:23 PM
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Re: Where did I say that?
[link|http://www.m-w.com/dictionary/ketchup|http://www.m-w.com/dictionary/ketchup]
(sorry, the HTML is trashed but you get the idea)
One entry found for ketchup.
Main Entry:\tketch\ufffdup
Variant(s):\talso catch\ufffdup /'ke-ch&p, 'ka- /; or cat\ufffdsup /'ke-ch&p, 'ka-; 'kat-s&p/
Function:\tnoun
Etymology:\tMalay kechap fish sauce
: a seasoned pureed condiment usually made from tomatoes
Main Entry:\tcatsup
variant of KETCHUP
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Post #266,194
8/28/06 7:30:31 PM
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But Ketchup is a world known Barnd name, made only by
Heinz Corp.
Stop putting up Windmills.
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Post #266,231
8/29/06 1:00:53 AM
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No, it isn't.
[link|http://froogle.google.com/froogle?client=safari&rls=en&q=tomato%20ketchup&ie=UTF-8&oe=UTF-8&sa=N&tab=wf|http://froogle.googl...UTF-8&sa=N&tab=wf]
Lots of non-Heinz ketchup there.
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Post #266,233
8/29/06 2:16:21 AM
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Windmills and all that...
Crank.
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Post #266,238
8/29/06 2:55:18 AM
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Re: Windmills and all that...
1. You said that "catsup" is something different from "ketchup", and I showed a dictionary definition that says they're synonymous.
2. You said that "Ketchup" is a brand name, and I showed a link that demonstrates that it's just a regular noun, by virtue of their being many products from many manufacturers, all called "ketchup".
Crank? Moi?
Also, you need to organise the windmills thing properly; you're getting your literary reference arse about face. One tilts at windmills, one does not erect them.
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Post #266,262
8/29/06 10:45:11 AM
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CRANK, stop putting up WIndmills. YOU ARE MISSING THE POINT.
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Post #266,266
8/29/06 10:55:59 AM
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No, I'm not.
You're saying things that are demonstrably wrong. What's to miss?
Peter
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Post #266,285
8/29/06 1:48:58 PM
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You are missing the point...
You really are you know.
Just like you saying the OSX version of Ketchup/Catsup just IS better.
So, you see, I can play your cat, mouse and dog game just as easily as you can. Mister Stupid Git!
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Post #266,296
8/29/06 3:00:54 PM
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If you say so.
Pillock.
Peter
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Post #266,311
8/29/06 5:04:33 PM
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Now children...
You're teenagers now...
So act like adults
/me dux
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Post #266,210
8/28/06 9:52:01 PM
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And in Australia...
... it's universally called 'tomato sauce'. Or just 'sauce'. And since for so long it was 100% unidentifiable ingredients, in recent years the major makers have been shifting back to tomatoes, in taste if not in actuality.
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