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    If one of those was filled with Horsey Sauce I would suckle like a newborn calf.

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      LOL! We you the one who wrote the brilliant review of Arby’s steak bites?

      I share your passion, but for the red sauce instead. Only reason I go to that place.

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      Somewhere hidden they probably also have “Curry ketchup”.

      In NL you could get Joppiesaus, probably also satesaus and other sauces or a combination like oorlog (war).

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        I’m indigenous Canadian … Ojibway and I speak my language fluently, it’s actually my first language.

        A few years ago Hienz in Canada came up with a new condiment mixing ketchup and mayonnaise … they called it MAYOCHUP

        The best part was that in the Ojibway and Cree languages (our two languages are very closely related) … mayochup, translates as ‘Shit Face’

        May is our word for feces, or shit … tacking on the ending “chup” implies that the word is in reference to a person’s face … shit+face = shitface

        I still see it on store shelves once in a while and I ask my non native friends if they want some Shitface.

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          Sounds tasty :D

          In Germany all the “Vicks” go under the name “Wick” because “Vicks” phonetically sounds like “Ficks” or “Fick’s” when read in German (“Ficks” = “fucks” / “Fick’s” “fuck it”) or if read in English like “Wichs” which basically means “Jerk off”. Especially combined with Vaporub could cause some … irritation