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In my experience, "spicy ketchup" is almost never spicy, even in the least. What distinguishes it from other ketchups is that it's less sweet (but still very sw
by yakubin 4y ago
In my experience, "spicy ketchup" is almost never spicy, even in the least. What distinguishes it from other ketchups is that it's less sweet (but still very sweet). The only actually spicy ketchup I found is "Kotlin Extra Hot", but I'm not sure if it's a thing outside of Poland.
- grogenaut 4y agoYou mistake what I'm saying. Katsup is not spicy. I'm saying "you must think katsup is spicy"... it's more funny to people than saying "as spicy as water", "Man this catsup shore is spicy" just works better for a joke. I'll have to try and find the Kotlin extra hot at the Eastern European grocery by my house.
- yakubin 4y agoYeah, I got that. Just wanted to expand on the weirdness of what "spicy ketchup" seems to mean in practice. Fair warning: "Kotlin Extra Hot", although a bit spicy, still doesn't hold a candle to what Indian cuisine can offer (or Japanese — e.g. wasabi).
- grogenaut 4y agoyes but then I can talk sh*t to my polish coworker who loves any polish cultural references. Anyway thanks for the referral.