what makes fancy ketchup "fancy?"

[potato28]

Heinz is canadian, and it's the only kind we can buy up in the freezing north. So I eat it. And catsup is french for ketchup.

 

[juancferrer]

i prefer hunts

 

[Rookie]

Heinz > * (esp Hunts)

 

[patentman]

Ah, is it so simple? Answer the question then? I think it is very complicated. I have meditated on this subject for many moons, and have come to no concluisive answers

 

[zugzoog]

Tomato Sauce >> ketchup

I grew up with my mother's home made tomato sauce. Commercial ketchups are boring.

 

[Geomagick]

Originally posted by: potato28
Heinz is canadian, and it's the only kind we can buy up in the freezing north. So I eat it. And catsup is french for ketchup.

Heinz was originally American, although is obviously now a well recognised brand in most countries.

Being such a large global brand means that it will sell well wherever it is.

 

[patentman]

Bah, I grow tired of this endless rambing of "heinz is canadien," "No! Heinz is mongolian," "Heinz>>>>> dog poo." I want to refocus this tread. Lets get back to coming up with scientific explanations as to why makes fancy ketchup so GD fancy!

 

[CheesePoofs]

There definately is a difference in Ketchup. My school downgraded their ketchup from Heinz to some "fancy ketchup" stuff, and its terrible. This is way to watery and vinegary. I can't believe what they did 🙁 Ketchup is a holy object, and they desecrated it.