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Delicious Wish List: Ketchup

cleveland ketchup

Ok, so this may be pushing it a little, but if, for some reason, you happen to have a ketchup fanatic on your Christmas list, check out Ketchup World. Chances are, if you do know someone who's 'into' ketchup, you or they probably already know of the self-proclaimed 'largest purveyor of ketchups in the world.' Nevertheless, collections like this are generally admirable and always fun to browse. Really, how else would I have ever known there was such a thing as Cleveland Style ketchup? According to Ketchup World, this ketchup conjures up images of Drew Carey (is it any coincidence that it's out of stock?).

It doesn't just stop at midwestern ketchup though. The international section has ketchups hailing from Peru to Pakistan. There are also kosher ketchups, organic ketchups, gluten- and sugar-free ketchups and plenty of other sauces that somehow qualify as ketchups. There are even some that don't.
 

Filed Under: Stores & Shopping, Spirit of Christmas, Ingredients
Tags: condiments, fruit, stores-and-shopping, vegetables

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JavaDog

12-12-2005 @4:24PM JavaDog said... I am a Ketchup (Catsup?) fiend - so thanks for this link! Just from a quick look, I see at least three things I have to order...
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Jonathan Harford

12-12-2005 @5:00PM Jonathan Harford said... Ketchup is unusual in that there's a kind of platonic ideal (Heinz, I'm sorry to say) so that any variations of it -- while they might be very nice -- just aren't ketchup.
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Nick

12-12-2005 @5:01PM Nick said... I wasn't saying that some of the more unusual varieties weren't ketchup. I was talking about some of the other things that the site sells--like mustard.
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Huffy

12-12-2005 @7:23PM Huffy said... Nick, if you want mustard, check out the goods over at mustardmuseum.com; I guarantee you'll be sucked in! This is a truly amazing, REAL place, located in Mt. Horeb, Wisconsin. The curator is a former attorney who specialized in comestible-related cases, and he's written a book about same, "Habeas Carpus". Mighty interesting reading.

Huffy
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tr

12-13-2005 @7:57AM tr said... hey, if you're going to pick up some of that cleveland ketchup, of course you'll also need to get yourself a bottle of stadium mustard
http://www.stadiummustard.com/index.html
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Nick

12-13-2005 @7:58AM Nick said... Ah yes, where the grass is green and the mustard is gray. I love that stadium mustard.
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