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This is factually incorrect. American fast food restaurants apply a standard dose of ketchup to each burger. Additional ketchup is provided, sometimes only on r
by theodric 4y ago
This is factually incorrect. American fast food restaurants apply a standard dose of ketchup to each burger. Additional ketchup is provided, sometimes only on request, for patrons who prefer a "wetter" burger.
Source: I spent 21 years in the USA.
- gausswho 4y agoThis is true for fast food establishments but many (most?) restaurants land your burger without ketchup unless specified. I'm grateful for it since there's a growing craft in creative alternative sauces.
- fuckstick 4y agoThat still doesn’t make the GP make any sense - the fancy places may have an alternative sauce by default so it’s not “dry”, as you note they’ll usually do it anyway by request, and if it’s fancy enough they’re not putting ketchup on by default they’re usually not just giving the packets of Heinz. I don’t think it’s about being an advertisement for Heinz. These places often are more likely to not use Heinz.