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pfishe
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A friend of mine used to be the Heinz ketchup product manager.

He said there aren't really that many real tomatoes left in the product. An engineer once came to him with a formulary recommendation that provided some benefits (I forget what they were) but would also eliminate the need for any tomatoes. My buddy declined, because he didn't want to go down in history as the product manager responsible for removing the last bit of tomatoes from Heinz ketchup.
Posted: 06/25/2025 at 03:39 PM ET
(In response to this post by Hokebury)

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Omelet vs Scrambled. I have the same ingredients. 2 eggs, a slice of ham,
Late 80s Hokie 06/25/25 10:11 AM ET
A) Don't put milk in your eggs. B) Use real butter, the salted type and
Hokebury 06/25/25 02:21 PM ET
Ketchup? **
Brown Water 06/25/25 02:26 PM ET
Sacrilege... but if you must, put it on the side and it must be Heinz or
Hokebury 06/25/25 02:33 PM ET
A friend of mine used to be the Heinz ketchup product manager.
pfishe 06/25/25 03:39 PM ET
why does Google say different? heinz ketchup ingredients**
VaTechie 06/25/25 07:31 PM ET
Fair question. If not mistaken, it’s a labeling slight of hand
pfishe 06/26/25 09:38 AM ET
I always assumed it was made from cats
Hokebury 06/25/25 07:18 PM ET
I don't, but know people who do. I'll use some hot sauce every so often.**
Brown Water 06/25/25 02:36 PM ET
If I get a really over cooked omelet, its sriracha for me
Hokebury 06/25/25 03:33 PM ET
More air created in the omelette so it fluffs up more?
HwoodHokie 06/25/25 01:24 PM ET
No on straining, though I do use a shaker bottle.**
Late 80s Hokie 06/25/25 03:30 PM ET
I only do omelets these days.
EDGEMAN 06/25/25 11:31 AM ET
air fryer + cake dish + paper liner for no clean up = my omelets**
HokieDan95 06/25/25 12:04 PM ET
I use a pan with a titanium cooking surface, so minimal clean up. **
EDGEMAN 06/25/25 12:21 PM ET
Ceramic surface here, and ditto. And I really loved the stone surface one
Late 80s Hokie 06/25/25 05:36 PM ET
I love induction heating surfaces, but it does cut down a bit of cookware.
EDGEMAN 06/26/25 08:14 AM ET
I use a Blackstone. 10 minutes of cleanup of griddle and tools but ...
vt90 06/25/25 12:49 PM ET
Yes**
Stork 06/25/25 10:45 AM ET
Cause screwdrivers don’t go with scrambled**
VT BronzeBacker 06/25/25 10:34 AM ET
much more surface area?**
JoesterVT 06/25/25 10:29 AM ET