Sentences with phrase «better than ketchup»

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-- other than real ketchup is one really good thing that comes out of the USA.

Over the years I have come up with tomato - free Cherry BBQ Sauce, Huckleberry BBQ Sauce, and Strawberry Balsamic Pizza Sauce (all of these recipes are in my cookbook), and finally I can say I have a Ketchup that is just as good, and I think even better than the real thing!

I'm going out on a limb, and I'm going to go ahead and say that ketchup, although sugary, is a better / healthier obsession than Nacho dip.

It's better for you and much lower in sugar than ketchup — making it my condiment of choice — especially when I'm focusing on eating well and staying slim.

There's something about Heinz classic ketchup that can't be denied: it's pretty much the best — and the organic version tastes even better than the original.

This sounds so good, much better than the orange chicken recipes that call for orange juice and ketchup.

Just remember to label what something is, though: it's both good and bad that chicken with salad dressing taste so incredibly different than, say, chicken marinated in ketchup, garlic, and cumin.

I surprised myself a bit, especially since I've been on a «baked» kick lately: see my recipes for crunchy oven baked chicken nuggets with honey mustard sauce (sooo much better than the fast food version), and oven baked rosemary steak fries with homemade ketchup that go with just about any main dish.

But it has the taste of a wicked good ketchup, a lot more than just a can of tomato paste.

To be honest, I'm usually a ketchup dipper lol, but I thought I could give ya'll something a little better than Keto ketchup!

It takes just a few minutes to prepare and tastes so much better than any store - bought ketchup.

Actually your recipe sounds even better than a simple ketchup recipe, I'm sure that liquid smoke takes it tto the next level....

It seems like it would certainly be a better idea than giving them higher - calorie, fatty or sugary options like ketchup and mayonnaise, but you're still not totally sure if it's safe or not.

His first book More Ketchup than Salsa, about swapping life as a fishmonger in Bolton to be a British bar owner abroad, was voted «Best Travel Narrative 2007» by the British Guild of Travel Writers.