Ketchup or red sauce?

Chemical Burn

Which one do you say? I hear people around my town referring to ketchup as "red sauce", I thought it was a local thing until I heard people in Kilkenny saying it. I never hear people saying it in college. What do you say?

prettygurrly

Red Sauce

ketchup...in fact i'd go as far as "tomato ketchup"....

Al Capwned

Chef sauce ftw......

john why

yes please

Silent Runner

Tomato sauce

Praetorian Saighdiuir

Aw man, give it a rest.

im invisible

Boombastic

Just got the chance to ketchup with AH now, I was on the sauce


Mustard

Chemical Burn

im invisible wrote: »

Ahhh you got there first, give the gentleman the thanks he deserves.

catallus

I think a better question is whether or not one keeps such a condiment in the fridge...or refrigerator.

Annasopra

Red Sauce

Al Capwned wrote: »

Chef sauce ftw......

Chef products are disgusting

TerrorFirmer

Red Sauce

There's only one valid question when it comes to ketchup - incidentally I just answered your question there - and that's Heinz or Chef.

Where To

catallus wrote: »

I think a better question is whether or not one keeps such a condiment in the fridge...or refrigerator.

Are they not the same thing?

Chemical Burn

mango salsa wrote: »

Chef products are disgusting

Words of wisdom like this is why this gent is a moderator

Boombastic

Where To wrote: »

Are they not the same thing?

Very different, another example would be ketchup and red sauce;)

Duckworth_Luas

Where To wrote: »

Are they not the same thing?

It's the whole tomato/tomato debate all over again.

For the record, it's pronounced tomato!

catallus

Duckworth_Luas wrote: »

It's the whole tomato/tomato debate all over again.

For the record, it's pronounced tomato!

No no no, Duckworth, it is pronounced potato.

catallus

Red Sauce

catallus wrote: »

I think a better question is whether or not one keeps such a condiment in the fridge...or refrigerator.

I keep mine in the cupboard. Or is it the press?

Annasopra

Red Sauce

catallus wrote: »

No no no, Duckworth, it is pronounced potato.

Potatoe

Yamanoto

Red Sauce

Is 'Red Sauce' more of a culchie thing?

catallus

mango salsa wrote: »

Potatoe

They be those Scottish pandies, I won't hear of them!

Luap

Sauce = alcohol.

efb

Chef Sauce is Brown.

kiffer

Red Sauce

Ketchup... in most cases.
But on a breakfast roll it's red sauce... mostly so that they dont make a mistake and put brown sauce on it.
It's all about context... context is important.

Celly Smunt

HP.

Pressurised Container

Red Sauce

efb wrote: »

Chef Sauce is Brown.

Now with Batchelors Beans. Works amazingly well!! Right amount of everything in there!!!

Cookie_Monster

Red Sauce

efb wrote: »

Chef Sauce is Brown.

chef make different types

Their brown sauce is brown.
Their ketchup is red.

nucker

Red Sauce

Ketchup for me, I don't know anything but Ketchup

seenitall

Red Sauce

prettygurrly wrote: »

ketchup...in fact i'd go as far as "tomato ketchup"....

I remember coming to Ireland for the first time back in the day, and falling about laughing at people calling ketchup 'tomato ketchup'. What else would ketchup be, but tomato?

A lot like the title of that Michael Douglas film, "Falling Down". :pac: (I know, betraying my age here, big time...)

efb

Cookie_Monster wrote: »

chef make different types

Their brown sauce is brown.
Their ketchup is red.

Chef Sauce is brown- its not called Brown Sauce

Chef Sauce and Chef Ketchup

Duckworth_Luas

seenitall wrote: »

I remember coming to Ireland for the first time back in the day, and falling about laughing at people calling ketchup 'tomato ketchup'. What else would ketchup be, but tomato?

A lot like the title of that Michael Douglas film, "Falling Down". :pac: (I know, betraying my age here, big time...)

Oh great traveller from another land, do you dare laugh at the Heinze Corporation who label their ketchup thus?

Miss Lockhart

Red Sauce

seenitall wrote: »

I remember coming to Ireland for the first time back in the day, and falling about laughing at people calling ketchup 'tomato ketchup'. What else would ketchup be, but tomato?

A lot like the title of that Michael Douglas film, "Falling Down". :pac: (I know, betraying my age here, big time...)

There are other types of ketchup. Perhaps you should be laughing at your own lack of culinary knowledge?

I pretty much always call it ketchup now, but as a child I called it red sauce.

carlmango11

Red Sauce

Red sauce sounds ridiculous. First of all the obvious point that many sauces are red. But secondly it just makes you sound like a retard who finds the actual name too difficult.

hames

Red Sauce

Country people love calling it red sauce
Country people also love the "chef" kind, where the more urbane urbanite favors "heinz".

these are incontrovertible facts and anyone who disputes them is an apologist for country people and their strange, eccentric ways.

IM0

Red Sauce

who cares its mank!

noxqs

seenitall wrote: »

I remember coming to Ireland for the first time back in the day, and falling about laughing at people calling ketchup 'tomato ketchup'. What else would ketchup be, but tomato?

A lot like the title of that Michael Douglas film, "Falling Down". :pac: (I know, betraying my age here, big time...)

From wiki:

Ketchup started out as a general term for sauce, typically made of mushrooms or fish brine with herbs and spices. Mushroom ketchup is still available in some countries, such as the UK.

And where its not available - lots still make a sort of mushroom ketchup as it goes quite well with beef.

suicide_circus

4.5kg drum of Kandee catering ketchup ftw

Mena

Three tomatoes are walking down the street- a poppa tomato, a momma tomato, and a little baby tomato. Baby tomato starts lagging behind. Poppa tomato gets angry, goes over to the baby tomato, and smooshes him... and says, Catch up.

Mr. CooL ICE

Mena wrote: »

Three tomatoes are walking down the street- a poppa tomato, a momma tomato, and a little baby tomato. Baby tomato starts lagging behind. Poppa tomato gets angry, goes over to the baby tomato, and smooshes him... and says, Catch up.

Get out

pickarooney

Red Sauce

seenitall wrote: »

I remember coming to Ireland for the first time back in the day, and falling about laughing at people calling ketchup 'tomato ketchup'. What else would ketchup be, but tomato?

A lot like the title of that Michael Douglas film, "Falling Down". :pac: (I know, betraying my age here, big time...)

Ketjap Manis
http://atouchofdutch.com/images/conimex_ketjap_manis.jpg

Fiece popular in Laois/Offaly.

westies4ever

red sauce or brown sauce - that is all.

Morph the Cat

Red Sauce

Always assumed "red sauce" was a lower class thing. Like "Santy".

monkeysnapper

I've heard tomato sauce/ ketchup isn't actually 100% tomato but they have been adding grapes.

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Dante

Red Sauce

Ketsup.

beerbaron

Morph the Cat wrote: »

Always assumed "red sauce" was a lower class thing. Like "Santy".

we are the same, you & I

cloud493

Red sauce, obviously :cool:

flanders1979

Red Sauce

Mattey sauce

Mysteriouschic

Red Sauce

I say ketchup most people I know say red sauce.

I sometimes say brown sauce for BBQ as I have a english accent some people can't understand me when I say that word.

mitosis

Red Sauce

TerrorFirmer wrote: »

There's only one valid question when it comes to ketchup - incidentally I just answered your question there - and that's Heinz or Chef.

Kandee Ketchup.

OP, there is more than one sauce which is red. Someone who'd say "I want red sauce on my chips" probably lives in their pyjamas. Catsup anyone?

books4sale

Red Sauce

Red sauce is what children say.

You can tell a lot by the way people talk. Some haven't discovered big words like 'Ketchup' as yet.

'Red Sauce'....call it a benchmark of immaturity.

FatherLen

Red Sauce

it's heinz or nothing and if you don't put it in the fridge i hate you.