"KETCHUP" or "CATSUP"?

[NightTrain]

Poll question: "KETCHUP" or "CATSUP"?

[havocmom]

1. Catsup around our cottage

is when the 90 pound hound gooses the 17 year old cat.

How come no Aussie Option on your poll? My daughter calls it dead horse.

[WilliamPitt]

2. snarf

Good one. :)

[BeatleBoot]

3. Heinz Ketchup

To be precise.

[havocmom]

5. Ever notice the funny labels Heinz uses sometimes?

"Soothes burned hot dogs"

"French fries not included"

"Better looking than relish"

Somebody at the tomato squishing plant has a sense of humor

[NightTrain]

6. Well, it IS "better looking than relish."

Relish reminds me of something I ate and lost! :puke:

[terrya]

4. "vegetable", as the Dept. of Agriculture during the Reagan Administration

referred to it.

Terry

[NightTrain]

7. You sure they weren't talking about Reagan himself?

:evilgrin:

[terrya]

8. Wellllllllll...

No comment.

Terry

[BOSSHOG]

10. But Night train

Vegetables are good for us, Reagan was not.

[CanuckAmok]

9. "He's...talking to the ketchup now..."

Mr. Burns: "Ketchup...catsup...ketchup...catsup...oh, I'm in over my head!"




Ketchup.

[Gung_Fu]

11. I thought that catsup was...

French for Ketchup.

[Dover]

12. I never even considered the difference.....never even occurred to me.

But my dictionary doesn't show a definition for 'catsup' other than to show another spelling....'catchup'.