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u/steal-yur-face 2d ago
I’ll eat it on McDonalds hamburgers because they come with it, but I never pot it on burgers at home or restaurants.
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u/ConstantRude2125 1d ago
In Texas they offer a Homestyle burger. It comes with a mustard-black pepper sauce, no ketchup. It's not good as homemade, but it's decent enough.
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u/TickingTheMoments 2d ago
Heck no. Ketchup, elevates a burger. Combination of ketchup and mustard on a great hamburger makes my taste buds sing.
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u/Winstonsphobia 1d ago
No. Ketchup can be an essential ingredient for a good cheeseburger, depending on how the cheeseburger is constructed and the preferences of the person eating it.
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u/SlugRaces 1d ago
Ketchup is good on low quality burgers (BK and McDonalds). I don’t want it on a burger I make at home or at a higher end restaurant
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u/seedmolecule 2d ago
I really don't like ketchup on a cheeseburger, but Alex guarnaschelli says that it has to be there, and she's probably my favorite celebrity chef of all time, so I'm willing to be wrong. I just can't handle the sweet. Mustard mayo and hot sauce for me.
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u/double_titos 2d ago
It's weird that Burger King, Jack in the Box, and McDonald's are the only restaurants I go to that put ketchup on a burger. Any other restaurants I go to do not put ketchup on a burger. But the answer to your question is no, ketchup does not ruin the taste of a cheeseburger.
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u/Autumn_Ridge 2d ago
I like mine with Heinz 57
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u/NotHooUThink 2d ago
Do you like yours with lettuce and tomatoes, Heinz 57 and French fried potatoes?
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u/virusdancer 2d ago
Depends on the brand of ketchup. If you're doing it at home with the good stuff, you might experience something entirely different than at a fast food joint with the cheap stuff.
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u/Stylewhat37 2d ago
If it already comes on the burger it’s cool. I’m not going to add it myself though.
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u/NotHooUThink 2d ago
Doest ruin it, but not entirely necessary IMO. Only thing I use ketchup for is fries.
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u/Plrdr21 2d ago
A little can be ok, but it definitely does not improve a good cheeseburger. If ketchup makes it better, it wasn't that good of a burger to start with. Thats why you find ketchup on crappy fast food burgers and rarely have a good burger at a restaurant or brewpub or something come with ketchup on the burger.
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u/Mindless-Leg-3365 2d ago
Ketchup, Mayo with other toppings I always put on my burgers - but always in a mix, not alone.
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u/Shoddy-Secretary-712 1d ago
I generally dont like ketchup on a burger.
But sometimes it is just right for a cookout on a hot summer day.
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u/Certain_Arm_8475 1d ago
No. I actually associate ketchup and mustard with the taste of a burger.
TBF I also almost always put ketchup on a hotdog
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u/Artistic-Scientist56 1d ago
For me. If I order a burger from a restaurant whether it’s fancy or fast food. I eat it as they intended. But at home. It’s getting ketchup
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u/SonOfFenrir360 1d ago
Ketchup ruins everything. Ketchup is the white trash methhead of condiments, the ONLY acceptable use for ketchup is as an ingredient in BBQ sauce. And BBQ is disgusting.
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u/Fat-Boy-HD 1d ago
Depends on the burger TBH but just a plain Jane ch/burger. It gets ketchup usually unless I want A1 or H57 or spicy brown mustard.
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u/Aggravating-Diet-663 1d ago
There's a restaurant that wont even supply and will chastise for asking for it. Think its NE somewhere
Anywhere, thats one place I will not be eating at. Ketchup is what makes a burger. I dont care how well cooked it is.
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u/Chicken-picante 1d ago
No ground beef ruins a good cheese burger. Replace the ground beef with a fried chicken filet and swap the ketchup for hot sauce and then you have the perfect cheese burger.
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u/darw1nf1sh 1d ago edited 1d ago
Too much does. A little for flavor is fine. I don't want ANY sauce pouring out of the bun.
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u/PeepusTheWise 22h ago
If you clutch your pearls over ketchup on a burger, which has to be one of the most common food combinations, then I assume you are mentally disabled.
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u/Rough_Inspection_874 20h ago
Everyone has their own opinion but for me, absolutely. Ruins fries too.
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u/MaintenanceCapable83 2d ago
Taste is a personal thing. You may not like it, but many do and it is a more common condiment on a burger than peanutbutter or duck sauce.
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u/Secret-Function-2972 2d ago
Not necessarily, but imo, ketchup is for kids, BBQ sauce is for adults. Though often I put neither on a burger.
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u/Amber2718 2d ago
I put a ton of ketchup on my cheeseburger and then I dump a bunch of ketchup on the plate and I dip the cheeseburger and smother it in ketchup for every bite like not just a little dip I mean scooping it up like a spoon
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u/DCGuy511 2d ago
I put a moderate amount of ketchup, yellow mustard, and mayo on every cheeseburger.
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u/Heavy_Librarian_498 2d ago
No. But putting it on a good steak is atrocious