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post #31 of 37
5/1/01 at 7:54am
I think the green ketchup is available at some fast food places. Some of my students work in fast food and they say that the green ketchup is popular, but that it stains everything it touches. Interesting. Makes you wonder what's in it! :D
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post #32 of 37
5/1/01 at 2:52pm
It probably only has food coloring in it to make it green. Food coloring DOES seem to stain fingers, etc. when using it. The girls at work complain that it stains their teeth, but it quickly wears off. I don't understand why it doesn't burn my stomach like red catsup does, I stopped eating red catsup years ago.
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post #33 of 37
5/1/01 at 2:53pm
Just a thought...Why don't they make it light green like green tomatoes? It would be more believeable.
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post #34 of 37
5/1/01 at 4:52pm
Reading this topic tonight I had a flash, I recalled a visit to an US grocery store, always enjoyed those because of all the weird food I found. To my eyes, there are things that are a lot weirder then green ketchup, something I have never seen. How about cheese in a tube, or peanut butter with jelly also in a tube. Chocolate cereal, cookies sold with dips. I could go and on. All this to say one person weird food is another one delight.


Green ketchup aside, maybe we need a more open attitude about food, being more curious about unknown flavours, more willing to try new foods. One last thought, lobsters are in demand these days, considered a delicacy to savour a few times every year. Have you ever thought of how hungry the first guy who ate a lobster must have been….

[ May 01, 2001: Message edited by: Iza ]
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post #35 of 37
5/1/01 at 5:42pm
You are absolutely right, Iza :)
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post #36 of 37
10/4/02 at 8:48pm

Green ketchup,purple ketchup

I found some purple ketchup in our local store here.:eek: I bought a bottle and seem to be the only one using it.:bounce: It looks like that sqeeze paint the kids use for hand painting.:lips: I guess it took over a year to get here.:rolleyes:
Anybody have any sharable experiences?:D :chef: :chef: :chef:
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post #37 of 37
10/6/02 at 3:15am
Is this an idea someone had when they had been smoking something?:D
I say,why not change the way a product looks or tastes?
I`m sure most people dislike repetition,we are all looking for something different in food.
The idea of having green ketchup/catsup,is based on a marketing strategy,to extend the life cycle of a particular brand.
It may have a pleasant taste then again it could be revolting!
I left ketchup alone years ago,it doesn`t do my stomach any favours, i find it too acidic,Leo.:chef:
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