Ketchup 1 article

Ketchup is a thick tomato-based condiment typically seasoned with vinegar, sweetener, salt, and spices, making formulation especially relevant to label comparisons. Its everyday roles include burgers, fries, sandwiches, meatloaf, and other dishes that use a sweet-tart tomato condiment. For ketchup, the meaningful label questions are sodium, added sugar, fat content, serving size, and ingredient formulation; brand positioning matters less than the ingredients and amount actually used in a meal.