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I still prefer Heinz. I’ve had gourmet ketchup and still go back to Heinz. I’ve walked out of places for using that Sysco garbage ketchup.
by sodosopa 8y ago
I still prefer Heinz. I’ve had gourmet ketchup and still go back to Heinz. I’ve walked out of places for using that Sysco garbage ketchup.
- GrumpyNl 8y agoThe more sugar, the better people like it.
- delinka 8y agoThis seems to be the case for soooo many foods. And every time something gets sweeter, my family complains and we stop buying that item. We swore off a pizza chain years ago when we sat for lunch and the sauce was too sweet.
- exhilaration 8y agoHa, was it Pizza Hut?
- DiabloD3 8y agoIf it comes from a chain, it ain't pizza. Every town has some hole in the wall joint that makes pretty good shit.
- sodosopa 8y agoPossibly in my primate brain but I tend to prefer savory over sweet. But fried potatoes, salt and ketchup may be the key to why I have a preference.
- wodenokoto 8y agoI too find Heinz to be the definition of what ketchup taste like, but walking out of a place because they had the wrong brand of ketchup is downright silly
- sodosopa 8y agoTrue but I’m a snob about it since I don’t eat fast food but do like a good burger. It’s something I rarely eat. So it’s like the Van Halen Brown M&Ms, if they have Sysco ketchup, I can assume (yeah, yeah) the place doesn’t care about what their food taste like. If it’s homemade, I’ll try it out.
- HeyLaughingBoy 8y agoConsidering how easy it is to make decent ketchup, I'm surprised that most restaurants don't bother.