Is that why we passed 600 homicides over a month ago?
Is that why we passed 600 homicides over a month ago?
No. Never.Originally Posted by IMOA
I'm scoring this as a farang victory then. That's a kitchen simply guessing that Americans stick ketchup on everything with no real basis in fact.
It's kinda like the 'American fried rice' here which is rice, a fried egg and ketchup. The excuse they give is that in the early 70's when American soilders were on R&R from Vietnam they couldn't eat any of the food so American fried rice was made for them. Given plain old normal fried rice is about as comfort food as it gets I'm calling bullshit on that as well. I just think thai's have an inexplicable obsession with ketchup and are trying to blame Americans for it.
The fuck. . .
Ketchup on fried rice? The fuck...
The only time I've seen ketchup on pizza is on certain styles of hamburger/cheeseburger pizzas.
But outside of that rarity, ketchup can fuck right off.
I'll dip fries in it if I don't have anything better, and I'll put it on homefries, but that's about it.
Tangential: When I was in Wisconsin we had a pizza place in town that made a club pizza. It had ham, lettuce, tomato, etc. But it was drizzled with mayo. Mmmm, hot mayo on a pizza. Sounds awful but it was epic stuff.
Ketchup is something that's never in my fridge, except if some off chance a guest wanted some. Which they then took with them when they left, as it's a banned substance in my house.
That makes me ill just to think about.
But on the topic of weird pizza toppings - If anyone is ever in the tiny town (pop. ~2000) of Superior Nebraska, I recommend the sauerkraut pizza at "Dave's Place." Also has some sort of sausage on it, and it is honest to god delicious, even to someone who isn't a sauerkraut fan.
-Formerly Stabulator
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