Deep fried pies at Burger King and Jolibee

[Dave Hess]

Jolibee originated in 1978 Philippines.
My wife's friend husband was running US operations for a while as it started up here.

I dont do fast food though and N-E-V-E-R anything fried.

There’s a few now in Florida but haven’t been to any.

 

[alarmguy]

There’s a few now in Florida but haven’t been to any.

Yes, I believe in Manhattan too

 

[Number_35]

I just can't get into banana ketchup.

I had always thought that ketchup was tomato-based by definition. But no ... there was an origin story a few years back. Walnut ketchup was one of the early varieties, and liver ketchup was popular at one time.

So, it begs the question, what is ketchup?

 

[CleanSump]

So, it begs the question, what is ketchup?

A staple food designed for Toddlers. The proper method of eating is to lick and/or suck it off of french fries and then pushing the used french fry into their father's mouth. Not that I have any personal knowledge of it.

 

[y_p_w]

I had always thought that ketchup was tomato-based by definition. But no ... there was an origin story a few years back. Walnut ketchup was one of the early varieties, and liver ketchup was popular at one time.

So, it begs the question, what is ketchup?

The origin of the name was of a Chinese fermented fish sauce.

https://www.redgoldtomatoes.com/red...etchup-origins-evolution-and-culinary-impact/