Catsup Ketchup Etymology at Valeria Dodson blog

Catsup Ketchup Etymology. Britannica’s online encyclopedia says “the word likely. Ketchup has long been one of the most popular condiments in the u.s., and the tangy, sweet topping has got the sales to back it up: It made its way to malaysia where it became kechap and ketjap in indonesia. Catsup and katchup are acceptable spellings used interchangeably with ketchup, however, ketchup is the way it is popularly used today. We know ketchup, or catsup, as a thick sauce made from tomatoes, vinegar, sugar, and other spices. Americans are expected to spend $5.85 billion on ketchup in 2023. Dial back the clock, and you’ll find that one theory traces ketchup's roots all of the way back to imperial china, an era where the region was rife with change, cultural. The name comes to us from chinese and malay, which is surprising as. In the amoy dialect of southeastern china, kôechiap means brine of fish. it was acquired by english, probably via malay kichap, towards the end of the 17th century, when it was.

Britannica’s online encyclopedia says “the word likely. The name comes to us from chinese and malay, which is surprising as. Ketchup has long been one of the most popular condiments in the u.s., and the tangy, sweet topping has got the sales to back it up: It made its way to malaysia where it became kechap and ketjap in indonesia. We know ketchup, or catsup, as a thick sauce made from tomatoes, vinegar, sugar, and other spices. Catsup and katchup are acceptable spellings used interchangeably with ketchup, however, ketchup is the way it is popularly used today. Dial back the clock, and you’ll find that one theory traces ketchup's roots all of the way back to imperial china, an era where the region was rife with change, cultural. Americans are expected to spend $5.85 billion on ketchup in 2023. In the amoy dialect of southeastern china, kôechiap means brine of fish. it was acquired by english, probably via malay kichap, towards the end of the 17th century, when it was.

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Catsup Ketchup Etymology Britannica’s online encyclopedia says “the word likely. Americans are expected to spend $5.85 billion on ketchup in 2023. Britannica’s online encyclopedia says “the word likely. Catsup and katchup are acceptable spellings used interchangeably with ketchup, however, ketchup is the way it is popularly used today. We know ketchup, or catsup, as a thick sauce made from tomatoes, vinegar, sugar, and other spices. Ketchup has long been one of the most popular condiments in the u.s., and the tangy, sweet topping has got the sales to back it up: In the amoy dialect of southeastern china, kôechiap means brine of fish. it was acquired by english, probably via malay kichap, towards the end of the 17th century, when it was. Dial back the clock, and you’ll find that one theory traces ketchup's roots all of the way back to imperial china, an era where the region was rife with change, cultural. It made its way to malaysia where it became kechap and ketjap in indonesia. The name comes to us from chinese and malay, which is surprising as.