Vent: Burger Van Ketchup

paulofessex

s_b wrote: »

who would put ketchup on a burger anyway?
one needs burger relish and one needs it now

Relish..yukkkkkkk I'm one of those who has Ketchup on 95% of meals, that includes Sunday Roast and yes that could also include the apple sauce if it happened to be pork roast.

Alter_ego

vikingaero wrote: »

I'm sure that Heinz have changed the ingredients - their ketchup doesn't taste as good as it used to

Taste changes as people grow up.

paulofessex

Alter_ego wrote: »

Taste changes as people grow up.

The food also gets smaller as we grow up....lol Remember how big a Wagon Wheel was, not like that now

RHemmings

phoodless wrote: »

I can't believe Sainsbury's came top of the list - their Ketchup is horrible - far too sweet

Sainsbury's is OK to my taste but I prefer Heinz. The big surprise for me was Co-op ketchup coming fourth. I don't like it at all.

vikingaero

Alter_ego wrote: »

Taste changes as people grow up.

I can assure you that I still haven't grown up! :D

MackemPunk

The sauce of gods, makes even the worst burger taste good.

Sharon87

paulofessex wrote: »

The food also gets smaller as we grow up....lol Remember how big a Wagon Wheel was, not like that now

Are you sure you just haven't gotten bigger

Or could be the fact that people these days are watching calories so manufacturers have an excuse to make their chocolate bars smaller! I see most of them now saying 99 calories or something.

shaymenRup

Nice to hear that PaulofEssex is still alive.

The standard of burgervan's in our area is akin to licking food off the road.

Once you've dodged botulism, bubonic plague and ecoli the state of the tomato sauce is of little consequence.