tomatosauce

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Ketchup is a seasoning whose main ingredient is tomatoes, and it has a sweet and sour taste. Ketchup is widely used in Western cuisine and other cuisines around the world.

Ketchup is made by boiling down tomatoes and adding sugar to adjust the acidity. Typical ketchup has a tomato flavor as its base, but is adjusted by adding sugar, vinegar, salt, spices, etc. This creates a sweet, sour, and slightly spicy flavor.

Ketchup is mainly known as a sauce for Western foods such as hamburgers, hot dogs, French fries, and sausages. It is also sometimes used as a seasoning or seasoning. In addition, ketchup not only enhances the flavor of a dish, but also adds color to the dish.

In Japan, Western-style curry rice and omelet rice made with ketchup are popular dishes. In addition, ketchup is loved by people of all ages, from children to adults, and is commonly used as an accent to dishes or as a seasoning.

It is important to note that ketchup contains sugar and therefore has calories. Additionally, some products may contain additives or preservatives, so we recommend checking the ingredient label.