What Are you Eating Right Now?

[revbob]

What do you guys dip your sweet potato fries in?

Catsup on mine, never mayo, possibly salad dressing.

I have never in my life called it catsup. It seems, like, 16th century to me.

Fuck, we need a poll!

Some bottles literally say catsup

[Sparky]

What do you guys dip your sweet potato fries in?

Catsup on mine, never mayo, possibly salad dressing.

I have never in my life called it catsup. It seems, like, 16th century to me.

Fuck, we need a poll!

Some bottles literally say catsup

Exactly. Here's one I didn't know.

Ketchup and catsup are both Westernized terms for a condiment that has origins in China: fish sauce.

https://www.thekitchn.com/catsup-vs-ketchup-23630851

[Dr. Medulla]

What do you guys dip your sweet potato fries in?

Catsup on mine, never mayo, possibly salad dressing.

I have never in my life called it catsup. It seems, like, 16th century to me.

Fuck, we need a poll!

Some bottles literally say catsup

Exactly. Here's one I didn't know.

Ketchup and catsup are both Westernized terms for a condiment that has origins in China: fish sauce.

https://www.thekitchn.com/catsup-vs-ketchup-23630851

I had no idea. I assumed it was European, possibly Italian given the tomato base. Who says this place isn't the modern repository of all useful knowledge?

[Mimi]

What do you guys dip your sweet potato fries in?

Catsup on mine, never mayo, possibly salad dressing.

I have never in my life called it catsup. It seems, like, 16th century to me.

Fuck, we need a poll!

Some bottles literally say catsup

Exactly. Here's one I didn't know.

Ketchup and catsup are both Westernized terms for a condiment that has origins in China: fish sauce.

https://www.thekitchn.com/catsup-vs-ketchup-23630851

My partner is from Viet Nam and well fish sauce is life to them.

[Kory]

But I like mayo.

Curry might be a good option.

I think the board will collectively agree that I’m the least picky eater here, but mayo is the most disgusting substance on the planet. Even looking at it makes me gag. You go ahead and enjoy it though.

I get it. I'm like that with certain foods.

We should all list our most hated foods. I need more ammunition against you people.

I cant think of anything I hate off the top of my head. I wont eat sardines but Ive never actually tasted them. They look and smell nasty and Im not eating scales and bones.

What’s wrong with scales and bones? They’re good for you.

[revbob]

What do you guys dip your sweet potato fries in?

Catsup on mine, never mayo, possibly salad dressing.

I have never in my life called it catsup. It seems, like, 16th century to me.

Fuck, we need a poll!

Some bottles literally say catsup

Exactly. Here's one I didn't know.

Ketchup and catsup are both Westernized terms for a condiment that has origins in China: fish sauce.

https://www.thekitchn.com/catsup-vs-ketchup-23630851

The idea of fish sauce makes me gag a bit.

I always think of this

[revbob]

[Olaf]

Tried these a while ago but wasn't convinced.

[revbob]

Tried these a while ago but wasn't convinced.61kKH-TexPL._AC_UF894,1000_QL80_.jpg

Plantain chips yes, banana chips no.

[Olaf]

Tried these a while ago but wasn't convinced.61kKH-TexPL._AC_UF894,1000_QL80_.jpg

Plantain chips yes, banana chips no.

Hm. Will have to keep an eye out for those.

[Kory]

Tried these a while ago but wasn't convinced.61kKH-TexPL._AC_UF894,1000_QL80_.jpg

Plantain chips yes, banana chips no.

Hm. Will have to keep an eye out for those.

There's a lot of quality difference in banana chips from brand to brand, I'd recommend trying a couple others before giving up.

[Dr. Medulla]

Decided to be a loyal Canadian (culturally, anyway) by buying some all-dressed chips. And I've been reminded why I don't do that—way, way too intense in flavour. The Spinal Tap of flavours.

[revbob]

https://www.foodandwine.com/what-is-tur ... p-11704744

[Dr. Medulla]

https://www.foodandwine.com/what-is-tur ... p-11704744

Funny, I never thought that turtle soup actually involved turtles. So naive.

[revbob]

https://www.foodandwine.com/what-is-tur ... p-11704744

Funny, I never thought that turtle soup actually involved turtles. So naive.

Back in high school I worked at a campground during summers. My boss who was like the onsite camp ranger would go out into the lake to catch snapping turtles to make into turtle soup.