spaghetti with ketchup??

[guids]

I think chilli mac may be regional???? its just noodles with chili on it, and smoetimes a bunch of cheese, and cut up onions. Heres something to blow your mind, I dont eat pasta, havent eaten it since I was a little kid.

I love Heinz 57 with spaghetti. It's great.

[No_Mercy]

I know people who automatically put ketchup or tabasco sauce on everything, even before they taste it. I don't think anybody would care in a restaurant, but it might be considered rude to slop ketchup over a plate of spaghetti if you were a guest in somebody's house. Of course, if they knew the ketchup addict well enough, they'd already know he doesn't mean anything personal by it. So, amongst good friends or strangers, I'd say it's just fine. But if you have a friend that you are only just getting to know, it might be best to explain to them so they don't think their cooking sucks!

[szw]

I'm one of those that puts tabasco on everything. Not sure why, I just love it. I go through a ton of tabasco.

[No_Mercy]

I have noticed that ketchup is an ingredient in several Chinese dishes and many chefs use it when they create food dishes. Bottom line is, food is meeant to be enjoyed, and what difference does it really make what people put on their food? They are the ones eating it!

[No_Mercy]

See, it's all just a matter of personal preference. People should season their food with whatever they like and what does it really matter to everyone else?

[jordiepop]

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This is bad, but not as bad as people putting ketchup on steak.

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really ... id much rather see someone put ketchup on steak than pasta. I come from a family that calls sauce , gravy so i guess im biased.

[jordiepop]

first its cold and even if it was heated up its the consistency of it. just nasty. no flavor at all. my stomach hurts just thinking of it.

[ZeTurd]

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Standard in Norway.

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Well, at least it was for me while I was a poor student and couldn't cook for [censored]. Know lots of people that have it regularly though.

[cbloom]

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cbloom,

Were they Japanese?

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No, they were American, but they had lived in Korea for a while, no idea if that's relevant. I was too shocked to question them and they just acted like it was totally normal.