Herman by Jim Unger for March 12, 2019

No “anticipation” here.

And he does not know you could take two for the price of one.

Bit runny, is it?

Fastest catsup in the East.

There’s no catsup of any kind in my pantry or refrigerator. I have good taste in condiments.

“An-ti-ci-pa — oh. Never mind.”

Catsup or Ketchup? Is there a difference?

I remember the days before squeeze bottles. It was always so hard to get Heinz ketchup to come out!

Not if you were in a cheap diner, where they refilled the Heinz bottles with no name catsup…

I know this is a comic and rules of physics don’t apply, but catsup that runny would not form a mountain peak.

If it says ‘Catsup’ anywhere on the bottle (he should check again) then it’s cheap because it’s marked down. None of them use that spelling anymore in any store near me.

http://mentalfloss.com/article/29649/whats-difference-between-ketchup-and-catsup

My oldest grandson went through a stage of putting ketchup on everything when he was small. Considering his mother’s cooking, I understood.

My Ecuadoran grandchildren like to put salsa de tomate on rice and pasta.

ewww

It sure flows well.

Once you taste the food you’ll ask for another bottle.

And now for a commercial break: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=OCGPQUKo9Ws

Yes, in the spelling!

Next, you add the vinegar and baking soda.