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Posts: 18974 (06/27/08 9:07 AM) MESS member |
yeah, right, bring out a whole brand new bottle of ketchup for a customer and then throw it all out?
no way, even the best restaurants usually buy ketchup in bulk and fill bottles as needed, then top them off when they come back after the table is cleared. it's too expensive otherwise |
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mangorita |
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Posts: 1898 (06/27/08 9:07 AM) Registered user |
merkyl wrote: I argue that some fries need malt vinegar! |
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Shag |
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Posts: 5427 (06/27/08 9:07 AM) Still OT Forum Dominator
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Um, when I get a full bottle of ketchup at a restaurant I fully expect that they've emptied the old bottle, washed and sanitized it and refilled it. Either that or its a brand new bottle 
You've never worked in a restaurant, have you? |
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Posts: 2013 (06/27/08 9:07 AM) Registered user |
darlingal wrote: Some water it down first. :-x
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drinkinghotchocolate |
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Posts: 29934 (06/27/08 9:08 AM) Registered User |
You've never worked in a restaurant, have you? You took my post as serious? |
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 merkyl |
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Posts: 55282 (06/27/08 9:08 AM) Registered loser |
You people have never married ketchup bottles?
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Shag |
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Posts: 5428 (06/27/08 9:09 AM) Still OT Forum Dominator
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Sure sounded that way. My bad!
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CBRetriever |
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Posts: 18976 (06/27/08 9:10 AM) MESS member |
nothing needs ketchup - it could disappear off the face of the earth and it wouldn't bother me
mustard, on the other hand, or salsa, I'd miss |
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drinkinghotchocolate |
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Posts: 29936 (06/27/08 9:11 AM) Registered User |
I haven't been around much. You need to update your DHC to engrish translator
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TC |
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Posts: 224 (06/27/08 9:11 AM) I Need A Clue
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minerva wrote: pffft!!! Salsa has both sour cream AND guac. It's illegal to "recycle" food served to people. And I LOVE green tabasco, ill. I think we were separated at birth. |
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drinkinghotchocolate |
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Posts: 29937 (06/27/08 9:12 AM) Registered User |
Commercially prepared salsa IS ketchup though. Especially "mild" (barf)
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ilikelissie |
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Posts: 12441 (06/27/08 9:12 AM) Registered user |
The saddest part of this whole war is what it's doing to tomato families everywhere.
Brother against brother.....father against son. 
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CBRetriever |
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Posts: 18977 (06/27/08 9:14 AM) MESS member |
since ketchup is served in a bottle, it doesn't count as served.
and I love guacamole |
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merkyl |
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Posts: 55283 (06/27/08 9:14 AM) Registered loser |
Tomato, tomato
potato, potato 
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SmrtAss |
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Posts: 3127 (06/27/08 9:25 AM) Lazy ass bitch, please |
The only application that might use ketchup OR salsa is scrambled eggs. I used to use ketchup, now I use salsa. Otherwise, two completely different animals.
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ketchuplover |
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Posts: 1452 (06/27/08 10:04 AM) Registered User |
ilikelissie wrote: INCREDIBLY SANE PEOPLE!!!!!!!!!! |
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TC |
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Posts: 236 (06/27/08 10:20 AM) I Need A Clue
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The very idea of ketchup on eggs makes me want to vomit.
Except on a sausage and egg sandwich. In that case, though, it can only touch the sausage and the bread substance. No touching the egg. |
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54321blastoff |
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Posts: 4310 (06/27/08 10:25 AM) Registered User |
I love ketchup..I used it w/ fries, eggs, steamed veggies, chicken, hamburgers, hotdogs.
Salsa is for tortilla chips and tortilla chips only.. |
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Buggles73 |
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Posts: 26427 (06/27/08 10:34 AM) Registered user |
Yeah, only consume salsa w/ tortilla chips or on tacos or whatever other mexican atrocity is being forced into my face
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CBRetriever |
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Posts: 18980 (06/27/08 10:45 AM) MESS member |
we gotta kick buggles out of Texas - that's just so un-Texian
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