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Following on from the [url= http://www.singletrackworld.com/forum/topic/sliced-bread-the-best-thing-since ]sliced-bread-the-best-thing-since[/url] thread, there seems to be the usual ketchup or brown sauce debate. This argument has cropped up more times in my life that I can even begin to remember, usually relating to bacon butties/rolls/barms (whatever you call them in your part of the world).
Personally, I think HP sauce is the condiment of Kings and that tomato ketchup, as was mentioned in the above thread, is for kids.
Where do you stand?
Depends.
Bacon sandwich = Brown
Everything else = Red
I use a range of sauces - tomato, HP, barbecue, chilli, etc etc - depending on mood. I can't imagine always having the [i]same[/i] thing on the [i]same[/i] food. How boring must that be?
Remember though kids: practice Safe Eating, and always use a condiment.
Always go brown when red's in town
I did see a guy order a bacon butty from a roadside greasy-spoon place who asked for both red and brown on it. At first I was a little bit horrified but, I have to admit, I am quite curious to know what it's like..... I'd hate to waste a perfectly good bacon (and HP sauce) butty however.
It did remind me of a product that I tried when I was a nipper on holiday in South Africa. It was called Tomusto (sic) and was a hotdog dressing consisting of ketchup and mustard in one bottle. It was blooming loverly.
I never liked brown
I've just eaten a black pudding and bacon bageutte with Red and Brown in it. Wouldn't have it any other way.
I also did a definitive study on how best to serve fish finger butties which I posted on this very forum about a year ago. Yes, I'm an authority on this subject.
Red - unless it's a poor shepherd's pie, when brown is acceptable
HP Fruity. It's all you ever need.
Half red, half brown, mixed together - wonderful
but salad cream is better 😛
Don't talk to me about sea salt.
I bought a Schwartz salt mill a little while back. Used it all up, bought a big tub to refill it, and the sodding thing isn't actually refillable. You can't get the plastic off the glass (or at least, I can't).
First against the wall come the revolution, I tell you.
HP Fruity. It's all you ever need.
Do you drink shandy too?
I tend to have quite a collection of chilli sauces in the house and so one of those on pretty much anything. If I really have to go ketchup or brown then HP fruity!
Brown
Half red, half brown, mixed together - wonderful
recommended to me as an excellent marinade for barbecuing lamp neck fillets. give the lamb a day in the fridge bathed in this glorious slop then on to the grill.....
Red sauce, brown sauce or no sauce at all. The sausage sandwich game on Radio 5 live Danny Baker.
Zulu-Eleven - Member
Half red, half brown, mixed together - wonderful
Well, I never, I actually agree with Z-11 on something. I always have a bit of both on bacon/egg/sausage in a bap combinations.
Hotdog - red and yellow!
Baconnaise, man where can I get some? Now!
Normally swap between or mix together Heniz ketchup and HP Classic Woodsmoke BBQ Sauce. Yum!
Brown on owt, red strictly for chips, burgers and hotdogs.
Now that is scientific fact. There's no real evidence for it but it's scientific fact.
Brown sauce is for the illiterates than can't spell or pronounce Worcestershire Sauce. Brown sauce with bacon indeed! 😯
Béarnaise sauce, ohhh la la!
Did you mean to ask, pink or brown?
Both together 🙂
Love a bit of brown!
Red sauce is acceptable if you are a child, female or secretly fancy the bloke from Twilight.
Otherwise, it signifies weakness of character.
Lea and Perrins, Colmans English Mustard, HP Original and mayo are the only acceptable condiments for an Englishman, unless eating Indian food, where a pickle tray may be utilised with caution.
BBQ sauce? Go and live in America then, pervert.
Always go brown when red's in town
+1
I've done a jar of that baconnaise. So wrong, yet. Yet. Well, it changed me, lets just say that...
Well, red you can get away with a gentlemans wash, but with brown you'd really want a shower.
HTH
I'd forgotten my days in Holland and Germany
They'll eat anything
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I initially thought this would be a thread that would be instantly banned.
I guess I'm happy to be disappointed. (Although red for me to that question)
Brown for the sauce though.
red=brown=sugary crap. Mustard on the other hand.....
Red, cooking and chips
Brown, quality for bangers and mash, stews, fried brekkies. etc.
Saved me me from a childhood of Mum's dismal cooking.
red on fishfinger sandwiches, brown on meat, tabasco on eggs.
Brown.
Brown for bacon, red for chips.
none! I actually like the taste of Bacon
red with bacon
brown with sausages
those are the rules, break them at your peril
none! I actually like the taste of Bacon
Not really got in the spirit of the thread, have we?
Feeling queezy reading all that - can't believe the muck some of you dudes slap on your food.
Brown's ok tho 😉
I prefer Pink to brown any day
Depends what mood she's in...
I love tomatos and tomato sauce is meant to be particularly high in a phytochemical called lycropene. Lycopene gives tomatos and other red vegetables their red pigment and is believed to have anti-cancer properties, of the prostate inparticular. However, since lycopene accumulates in the testes and adrenal glands as well as the prostate, it might be exerting some or all of its anticancer qualities by lowering serum testosterone and DHT in these areas. Which unless you have prostate cancer is possibly not a good thing if you overconsume and you are a natural athlete wanting to increase test.
I like both, or sometimes neither, but I would use red in moderation because it might lower test.
I'll also happily gloop Tesco Value tomato sauce or fancy smancy Heinz, because they taste a little different perhaps, but not worse.
Brown on soss's, nowt on bacon unless it's water injected crap
Red on fish finger butties,
Does anyone else detest that garlic pizza sauce they give away with Papa John's pizza? Ruins a perfectly nice pizza and should come with a warning: warning this sauce will seriously ruin your £20 delivery and make you unhappy.



