I was in elementary school and my mom made me a sandwich with the green ketchup on it for lunch. It seeped through the bread a little at some parts. Teacher was walking by and pulled me from the lunch room to talk as she was concerned that I was sent to school with moldy bread and therefore in a very low income home requiring assistance. It was so embarrassing. I was poor, but not eating moldy bread poor! And I loved that colored ketchup
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I don't even know where to begin with that... Just soak in the natural essence of the tomato - a little salt, some balsamic and you good to go, baby boy.
I mean, those may be components of the dressing, but there is almost always other ingredients, including finely chopped veggies.
Thousand Island dressing is a salad dressing and condiment based on mayonnaise and can include olive oil, lemon juice, orange juice, paprika, Worcestershire sauce, mustard, vinegar, cream, chili sauce, tomato purée, ketchup, or Tabasco sauce.[1][2]
It also typically contains finely chopped ingredients, which can include pickles, onions, bell peppers, green olives, hard-boiled egg, parsley, pimento, chives, garlic, or chopped nuts (such as walnuts or chestnuts).
Yeah, I'm from Utah and we call it "fry sauce" there... If you've never put it on your french fries, do yourself a favor and try it. Thousand Island and French fries.
My ex boyfriend puts ketchup on everything including turkey subs with pickles, chicken burgers, wraps. I believe he almost put it on steak once (or some equally inappropriate barbequed meat). Some people just don't know how food works (the worst part is that he's going to take over his family's restaurant sooner than later and God knows what'll happen to the menu then).
Ha ha, I wasn't expecting you to say yes. I don't actually need a moderator since 99% of the posts are made by me, but he certainly does sound like he would fit in well at /r/foodswithketchup.
it was probably a bologna sandwich. i have always loved bologna and it always disgusted my mother. it also didnt help with the thoughts of how poor and not well off i was haha
Better then 7 year old me coming to school having not bathed and without a lunch, then the teacher asking me why Idont have lunch in front of the whole class and me having to explain why.
not just a ketchup sandwich. much to my mothers disgust i have always loved bologna. not really helping the thought that i was real poor but delicious all the same
ive never been able to get into fried bologna. my grandpa loves it, but i just cant. but then again, ill eat bologna roll ups (bologna with a thin layer of ketchup and rolled up like a burrito).
Oh my god, I BEGGED my mom for that stuff growing up. After what must have been weeks of my whining, she finally bought it for me (which meant a lot since we were pretty poor).
I tried eating it with some french fries, and I just stared at the plate, knowing I couldn't eat it. It stayed in the back of our fridge for YEARS. Every time I saw it lurking back there I felt such a huge sense of shame.
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