[Sca-cooks] Roman Ketchup?

[David Friedman]

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>While researching on a totally unrelated topic I found this "discussion." I
>thought tomatoes were "New World?"
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I'm not finding a ketchup reference on the page.

Tomatoes are New World. But the original meaning of Ketchup had 
nothing to do with tomatoes, and the term is still used, although not 
very often, for non-tomato sauces. So perhaps they are referring to 
something along those lines?
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David/Cariadoc
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