Do you put your ketchup IN the fridge or out after it's opened?

[bagelred]

http://www.stilltasty.com/fooditems/index/17472

[Kungfro]

Did you guys know you don't have to put butter in the fridge? Tripped me out.

That I did know. One thing I found out recently is that keeping eggs in the fridge is something that is exclusive to the US and Canada. Something to do with how the washing process makes them permeable which causes it to spoil much faster.

[Bosnian Sajo]

Also who else keeps their bread in the fridge ?

This man knows. Put it in the microwave when ready to eat, bread comes out warm like you just bought it from the bakery.


And I could NEVER understand people who walk around inside their house with they shoes on. I mean I sometimes wear slippers inside the house, one of my living rooms has wooden flooring, the other tile, but to wear the same shoes you wear outside that you prolly stepped on dog shit with? Gross man.

[knickballer]

This man knows. Put it in the microwave when ready to eat, bread comes out warm like you just bought it from the bakery.


And I could NEVER understand people who walk around inside their house with they shoes on. I mean I sometimes wear slippers inside the house, one of my living rooms has wooden flooring, the other tile, but to wear the same shoes you wear outside that you prolly stepped on dog shit with? Gross man.

Same. No wonder some Americans have weak ass immune systems and smell like dirt. You've been stepping in shit/dirt/piss all day then you wear those same shoes when you're on the couch or bout to go to sleep.


PS, why would you put bread in the microwave? It makes the bread rubbery

[Kakapopo]

I don't use ketchup, I just take tomatoes and sqaush it all over my food.

[embersyc]

I don't use ketchup, I just take tomatoes and sqaush it all over my food.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=gclIIayWDf0

[MMM]

I put bread in the freezer too just not slice bread

[Bosnian Sajo]

PS, why would you put bread in the microwave? It makes the bread rubbery

The trick is to put it in the microwave while it is still in its packaging (usually plastic bag type of thing). You only need to microwave it for like 10-15 seconds until the bag becomes puffed up, and you'll see that it comes out warm and soft like you just bought it. Only time we put bread in the fridge is when we bought too many at one time.

[oarabbus]

The trick is to put it in the microwave while it is still in its packaging (usually plastic bag type of thing). You only need to microwave it for like 10-15 seconds until the bag becomes puffed up, and you'll see that it comes out warm and soft like you just bought it. Only time we put bread in the fridge is when we bought too many at one time.

going to have to try this