I was wondering what foods you put ketchup on? My friend puts it on mac & cheese (discusting!)
I only put it on burgers and fries & scrambled eggs!
http://i63.photobucket.com/albums/h154/Brigitte_B/foods/foodheinz.jpg

The rule I have lived with is that Ketchup can be consumed with anything fried, especially chips.

Hot Dogs and Burgers mainly.

I was wondering what foods you put ketchup on? My friend puts it on mac & cheese (discusting!)
I only put it on burgers and fries & scrambled eggs!
http://i63.photobucket.com/albums/h154/Brigitte_B/seventies/foodheinz.jpg


I have that same picture, that I took while in Pittsburgh (which is very close to me). ;)

I put ketchup on french fries, sandwiches, scrambled eggs.

BTW, I will only eat Heinz ketchup!

YES! Heinz is the best!
My boyfriend likes to dip his grilled cheese sandwich in ketchup. YUCK!

YES! Heinz is the best!
My boyfriend likes to dip his grilled cheese sandwich in ketchup. YUCK!



oh I like to do that too! :D

Mostly anything fried. Chips (fries), BBQ sausages, hot dogs etc.

I only put ketchup on french fries and hash browns. Sometimes hamburgers. As a kid I liked making fried hot dogs smothered in ketchup and also put ketchup on scrambled eggs.

Eggs, kielbasa, rice, mac & cheese, hamburgers, hotdogs, hash browns... Um... this is only sometimes, I don't regularly eat ketchup.

Just on French Fries, Onion Rings, and eggs

Geez, my daughter's favorite food  ::).  She will dump her fish sticks in it, which just drives me nuts.

Again anything fried really. I love it on fish too though, it does work with cheese! It's good on a cheese omlette or cheesy chips (A U.K delicacy!)


It absolutely HAS to be Heinz though!

I only put Ketchup on Hot Dogs and Hamburgers, and like everyone else has said, it can only be HEINZ.  No other brand will do

The only time I ever put Ketchup on French Fries is when I am at a place where Gravy is not available (ie: McDonalds and Wendy's)

Hot dogs and corn dogs.

Hamburgers and Potato products (e.g. french fries, hash browns).

I'll say this once and one time only!!! NO Friggin' Ketchup on Hot Dogs. That's just asinine!!!! :D

I'll say this once and one time only!!! NO Friggin' Ketchup on Hot Dogs. That's just asinine!!!! :D


Amen. I have this battle with Rice everytime we get hot dogs. ;D

I only eat Ketchup on Hot Dogs and Hamburgers.  Yes Tanya and Jess, Hot Dogs.  It tastes good!  :P

My sister, on the other hand, puts ketchup on EVERYTHING.  All meats, including chicken, fish, and Thanksgiving dinner.  She puts it on mac and cheese, and sometimes will just dip a piece of bread or a piece of cheese in ketchup.  She is a FREAK.

I love ketchup!!! It is my all time favorite food! I can eat it on anything and everything!!!  :D  ;D  ::)  :)

I love ketchup!!! It is my all time favorite food! I can eat it on anything and everything!!!  :D  ;D  ::)  :)

That's because your a redneck! ;D

That's because your a redneck! ;D
I like Ketchup, but I am no Redneck

I also enjoy Ketchup/Catsup on french fries, hash browns, fish sticks (which I have not had in a long while) I like it on burgers, but I like any dressing on a hamburger, mayo mustard, or ketchup. I especially love ketchup on meat loaf. I sometimes add a couple of drops of Tabasco to my ketchup before usage. I'll eat it on a hot dog, but I have to agree with the Hotdog/Mustard fans here and say that a hotdog or sausage really needs mustard and that goes for corn dogs too.

I rarely use ketchup.  I usually eat my fries plain or with ranch dressing.  Hamburgers, mayo only.  My duaghter is the same way as me.

My husband and son can eat ketchup on almost everything.  My son eats plain ketchup with a spoon and has even sucked it up with a straw!!  ;D

We only use Heinz in this house.

Oh Yeah, I forgot about the meatloaf! It has to go on meatloaf especially if it's dry.

Oh Yeah, I forgot about the meatloaf! It has to go on meatloaf especially if it's dry.


Yeah, I usually mix in ketchup with the meatloaf and then smear more on top. Awesome flavor.

Geez, my daughter's favorite food  ::).  She will dump her fish sticks in it, which just drives me nuts.


Thats funny I do too. I also dip my chicken nuggets in ketchup.

Oh Yeah, I forgot about the meatloaf! It has to go on meatloaf especially if it's dry.
You took the words right out of my mouth.

Did you know there are such things as ketchup eating contests?  It's a race to see who can down a bottle of ketchup the fastest.  I love ketchup, but I dunno if I could drink a whole bottle of it in one sitting

Did you know there are such things as ketchup eating contests?  It's a race to see who can down a bottle of ketchup the fastest.  I love ketchup, but I dunno if I could drink a whole bottle of it in one sitting


my gag reflexes are going into overdrive just thinking about it.

Is it even possible to "drink" the stuff? You'd need to water it done surely.

Is it even possible to "drink" the stuff? You'd need to water it done surely.

Drink the water instead.

I put ketchup on my chips (fries), occasionally on hot dogs and burgers and rarely on other fried food such as a full English breakfast (I prefer brown sauce with that)

I put ketchup on my chips (fries), occasionally on hot dogs and burgers and rarely on other fried food such as a full English breakfast (I prefer brown sauce with that)


what's brown sauce? like worschester? A1?

what's brown sauce? like worschester? A1?
http://upload.wikimedia.org/wikipedia/en/7/74/HP_sauce.jpg

HP Sauce is a condiment; a popular brown sauce formerly produced in Aston, Birmingham, England, by HP Foods but now produced by H.J. Heinz in Elst, the Netherlands. It has a malt vinegar base blended with fruit and spices and is usually eaten as an adjunct to hot or cold savoury food, or used as an ingredient in soups or stews. It is the most well known brand of brown sauce in the United Kingdom as well as the best selling, with 71% of the UK market

thanks I was born in Holland  but lived in the US for the last 37 years (since I was two) we also have very good friends from England but I don't think I ever heard of it before (or I have and since forgot it...because there is a faint vague recognition)

thanks I was born in Holland  but lived in the US for the last 37 years (since I was two) we also have very good friends from England but I don't think I ever heard of it before (or I have and since forgot it...because there is a faint vague recognition)
There is a variey called "Daddie's Sauce" which tastes similar.

There is a variey called "Daddie's Sauce" which tastes similar.


We always used to have Daddie's Sauce (both brown and tomato ketchup) at home.  Now it's really hard to get

We always used to have Daddie's Sauce (both brown and tomato ketchup) at home.  Now it's really hard to get
"The HP sauce plant in Birmingham was closed in March 2007 and manufacture of Daddies, HP Sauce and some supermaket brands were all transferred to a Heinz factory in Holland."

"The HP sauce plant in Birmingham was closed in March 2007 and manufacture of Daddies, HP Sauce and some supermaket brands were all transferred to a Heinz factory in Holland."


is there an american equivalent of this sauce? Is it like Heinz 57 or something?

is there an american equivalent of this sauce? Is it like Heinz 57 or something?


I'll let you know if I spot it.

what's brown sauce? like worschester? A1?


I think it is more like A1 sauce from what I've read.  It's not quite the same as Heinz 57 which I just spotted in one of the local shops.

what's brown sauce? like worschester? A1?

I think it is more like A1 sauce from what I've read.  It's not quite the same as Heinz 57 which I just spotted in one of the local shops.
Worcester Sauce has more of a spice to it.

I think it is more like A1 sauce from what I've read.  It's not quite the same as Heinz 57 which I just spotted in one of the local shops.

MMM A1 makes me want a steak already and its barely 8am

If my scrambled eggs are plain, then I MUST have ketchup!  ::)  When I do, my husband makes faces and says it's disgusting.  ;D

We have just run out of Ketchup, and somerun must run out and buy some more.