How do you have your hotdogs?

I think the terms are just different for different countries, but in the US, tomato sauce is just tomatoes and water, whereas ketchup has seasonings, such as the vinegar someone mentioned, and also onion powder, in the Heinz brand anyway :hmmm:

As for me, either plain ketchup on a bun, or for a bunless hotdog, peanut butter and cheddar cheese melted together on top is the only way to go :neomon:
 
I think the terms are just different for different countries, but in the US, tomato sauce is just tomatoes and water, whereas ketchup has seasonings, such as the vinegar someone mentioned, and also onion powder, in the Heinz brand anyway :hmmm:

As for me, either plain ketchup on a bun, or for a bunless hotdog, peanut butter and cheddar cheese melted together on top is the only way to go :neomon:

Kate agrees with me! :rage:
 
Hot dogs :gonk:

The best ones are the vienna beef ones :hmmm: ...but when I go to the store to buy them I get the Hebrew National ones because I think they are the best that you can buy :monster:

The sonic commercials that they are starting to play are driving me crazy...they have a chicago dog, a chili dog...and I think something with pickles in it...they look sooooo good :sad3: I've never had a chili dog before....but now I'm craving one.

I take my dog with just ketchup though...and only heinz ketchup because hunts is second-grade imo :monster:
 
Australians call ketchup tomato sauce. As far as I'm aware there isn't a single brand which labels tomato sauce "Ketchup" in Australia.

3 pages of debate based on a misconception. :elmo:

FUCK YOU AND YOUR POLITICALLY INCORRECT CONDIMENTS

FUCK YOU ALL :rage:
 
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