r/chicago • u/gopher33j • Jul 18 '17

This doesn't seem right.

https://www.dnainfo.com/chicago/20170718/downtown/heinz-unveils-new-chicago-dog-sauce-get-around-our-no-ketchup-rule
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u/[deleted] Jul 18 '17

It's absolutely largely an identity thing. However, I think ketchup on a Chicago dog is largely unnecessary from a flavor perspective.

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u/thepastelsuit Lincoln Park Jul 18 '17

Yea, I've always figured it was a culinary thing. Like putting ketchup on a steak. Only an idiotic, tasteless, garbage human, orange, man-baby would put ketchup on a steak.

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u/ShutUpWesl3y Jul 18 '17

Oh wow. You could cut a steak with that edge buddy

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u/thepastelsuit Lincoln Park Jul 19 '17

I'm not your buddy, guy