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ketchup ? Catsup?

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At least we don't eat that spread that looks like cat shit. What's it call? That's right, Vegemite. Ewwwww!
 
No, once again YOU are wrong. We have tomato paste, tomato sauce, and ketchup/catsup and all three are different.
 
Originally posted by: kstu
No, once again YOU are wrong. We have tomato paste, tomato sauce, and ketchup/catsup and all three are different.

you should draw a diagram and include tomato soup 😀
 
Originally posted by: Sea Moose
In America you guys call tomato sauce "Ketchup" does that mean you call tomato soup "Ketchup Soup"

Originally posted by: Sea Moose
I just proved .9..... + .000...1 =1 Therfore they are different values so therfore .9.... does not equal 1

This thread is lame, go to the kitchen and make me tomato soup please.

Ketchup Soup and .9bar doesn't equal 1?!

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Originally posted by: Sea Moose
http://www.heinz.com.au/Food/f...d=Big+Red+Tomato+Sauce

= Tomato Sauce

http://www.heinz.com.au/Food/f...+Heinz+Organic+Ketchup

= Ketchup


There is no difference




Lol i am trying to have a light hearted discussion about how tomato sauce abd ketchup is the exact same thing but in the USA you call it ketchup and in Aus we call it tomato sauce.

You are trying to make connections where none exist. You claim that because Ketchup = Tomato sauce in your backwards country, anything called tomato in your country is called ketchup here. Simply not true.
 
Originally posted by: Sea Moose

Lol i am trying to have a light hearted discussion about how tomato sauce abd ketchup is the exact same thing but in the USA you call it ketchup and in Aus we call it tomato sauce.

so what do you call salsa?
 
Originally posted by: YOyoYOhowsDAjello
Originally posted by: Sea Moose
http://www.heinz.com.au/Food/f...d=Big+Red+Tomato+Sauce

= Tomato Sauce

http://www.heinz.com.au/Food/f...+Heinz+Organic+Ketchup

= Ketchup


There is no difference




Lol i am trying to have a light hearted discussion about how tomato sauce abd ketchup is the exact same thing but in the USA you call it ketchup and in Aus we call it tomato sauce.

Are those really the same thing?

(Same ingredients and such)

They are the same. My gf buys ketchup i buy tomato sauce and i have had both, they are the same
 
Originally posted by: newb111
Originally posted by: Sea Moose
http://www.heinz.com.au/Food/f...d=Big+Red+Tomato+Sauce

= Tomato Sauce

http://www.heinz.com.au/Food/f...+Heinz+Organic+Ketchup

= Ketchup


There is no difference




Lol i am trying to have a light hearted discussion about how tomato sauce abd ketchup is the exact same thing but in the USA you call it ketchup and in Aus we call it tomato sauce.

You are trying to make connections where none exist. You claim that because Ketchup = Tomato sauce in your backwards country, anything called tomato in your country is called ketchup here. Simply not true.

I find it ironic you call Aus backward
1) America has not adopted the metric system
2) you have not signed kyoto and are the biggest polluters
 
I nominate this for the most retarded thread of 2009. The same thing can have different names in different places.

 
Originally posted by: So
I nominate this for the most retarded thread of 2009. The same thing can have different names in different places.

you win a prize! i was wondering when somone would say this 😀

I am sorry this thread blew out of control 😛 I was have a random spout, didnt think so many people would reply.
 
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