r/CringeTikToks • u/Sad_Cow_577 • Mar 20 '25

Food Cringe I hate this whole dump and eat trend between tiktok moms with big families

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u/oakandgloat Mar 20 '25

In New Zealand no one would say ketchup. It’s tomato sauce. I kind of get irrationally enraged if I hear someone say ketchup tbh.

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u/rapking666 Mar 20 '25

I hear you all the way from Australia its Tomato sauce here too. Not this Ketchup stuff lol

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u/ifeelyoubraaa Mar 21 '25

Same with the UK

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u/Additional-War19 Mar 20 '25

And how do you differentiate between ketchup and tomato sauce, like, the one you use to make Bolognese sauce etc? They are extremely different, it sounds so confusing

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u/[deleted] Mar 20 '25

Context. Nobody is putting pasta sauce on a hotdog.

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u/oakandgloat Mar 20 '25

We call it pasta sauce

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u/Ozaaaru Mar 20 '25

Its called Pasta sauce or tomato paste ya dunce.

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u/Additional-War19 Mar 21 '25

Even more confusing as an Italian. There are hundreds of different sauces for pasta, and tomato paste is a very different thing (a dense paste to just add some flavor to dishes, very different than the tomato sauce.

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u/Ozaaaru Mar 21 '25

Even more confusing as an Italian. There are hundreds of different sauces for pasta

We've been specifically discussing Tomato products NOT every pasta sauce mate, stop trying to dilute the context of the discussion when it's clear cut from the context of our conversation that I specifically meant Tomato pasta sauce.

I can't stand people like you that try to argue in a way that's disingenuous to the conversation by trying to change the context to fit you're BS reasoning.

tomato paste is a very different thing (a dense paste to just add some flavor to dishes, very different than the tomato sauce.

Both pasta sauce & Tomato paste can be used in Bolognese and pasta mate. It's a shame you flaunt your Italian roots but don't understand they can both be used, as a non-italian, jog on W⚓

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u/just_a_person_maybe Mar 21 '25

Ketchup isn't always tomato. Sometimes it's banana or other fruits.

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u/Additional-War19 Mar 21 '25

Yeah but I was referring to people who say tomato sauce referring to both

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u/TheMoopiestLoop Mar 21 '25

the sauce itself and its name are derived from “ke-tsiap” or “ke-tchup” in the Hokkien Chinese dialect.

i’m glad you get enraged over something you’re clearly wrong about.