"The Things I’ve Heard of But Don’t Know What They Ares" - kale chips, calamari, fried pierogies, croquettes, falafel, and pad Thai.
"The Absurds" - with mustard, with mayo, in hot water to make soup, and egg salads. There also "The Allowables" - eggs, shrimp, chicken fried steak, mozzarella sticks, hash browns, and pork chopsĪlso listed are "The No-No-Nos" - potato chips, pancakes, mashed potatoes, corn on the cob, cornbread, and Cheetos. There are "The Usual Suspects" - French fries, burgers, onion rings, tater tots, corn dogs, chicken nuggets, and meatloaf. "Maxim" magazine did an important piece of journalism back in 2012 with an article called “100 Foods to Eat with Ketchup." Let's recap: Does that count?Īnyway, know that I’m not pro-ketchup nor pro-steak in the great "ketchup-on-steak" debate raging this week in Kansas City, so let’s examine. And I hate having to explain it to people. And the holiday before that and the holiday before that."
“Since last Christmas, Rita, when you were also shocked. Then again, nobody cares about my taste buds, except for my in-laws, who can never seem to remember that I don’t like steak even after 18 years of marriage. I would submit that far more people douse a slab of meat with what’s thought of as a hot dog topping than there are people who genuinely don’t like steak in the first place. This is a bigger admission than Kansas City Chiefs quarterback Patrick Mahomes this week spilling to an ESPN writer that he loves ketchup and even eats it on steak. More controversially, I also don’t like steak. * I once participated in the condiment race at Kauffman Stadium as "ketchup." I won, of course, but I didn’t like it one bit for what that meant for mustard’s yearly total. I used to eat it with French fries along with some foods I didn’t like as sort of a ketchup-coating to make it go down easier, but somewhere along the line I lost my love for ketchup - probably once I learned tomatoes were involved. Just so you know, I don’t have a dog in this fight.
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