Banana ketchup or banana sauce

rufusrain · 05-01-2015, 18:05

I have bought a bottle of this from an Asian supermarket and I know it is popular in the Philippines as a condiment having been born out of a lack of supply of tomatoes but an abundance of bananas.

Have you tried it? and what do you use it on?

Tess-g · 05-01-2015, 19:30

We brought some back from St Lucia. It can be used on anything you'd use ketchup on - burgers, hot dogs, chips etc. To be honest, we didn't like it much. Hope you think differently.

Toby LaRhone · 05-01-2015, 21:20

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Originally Posted by rufusrain

I have bought a bottle of this from an Asian supermarket and I know it is popular in the Philippines as a condiment having been born out of a lack of supply of tomatoes but an abundance of bananas.

Have you tried it? and what do you use it on?

My hair.

Ryan_ · 05-01-2015, 23:49

Banana ketchup? I'd like to try that but would it go with meat, though?

maggie thecat · 06-01-2015, 00:01

Scrambled eggs. Chips. Oh. And it was good as a dunk for pot stickers with a splash of soy sauce. (This was a spicy brand.)

speedy_gonzales · 06-01-2015, 17:17

i got this chilli one from my local world foods store,it was really nice,it had perfect mix of sweet and spicy taste.
http://www.sarisaristore.se/en/113-b...hot-spicy.html

05-01-2015, 18:05	#1
rufusrain Inactive Member Join Date: Mar 2014 Posts: 893	Banana ketchup or banana sauce I have bought a bottle of this from an Asian supermarket and I know it is popular in the Philippines as a condiment having been born out of a lack of supply of tomatoes but an abundance of bananas. Have you tried it? and what do you use it on?

05-01-2015, 19:30	#2
Tess-g Forum Member Join Date: Sep 2007 Location: Lost Posts: 12,640	We brought some back from St Lucia. It can be used on anything you'd use ketchup on - burgers, hot dogs, chips etc. To be honest, we didn't like it much. Hope you think differently.

05-01-2015, 21:20	#3
Toby LaRhone Forum Member Join Date: Mar 2013 Posts: 9,227	Quote: Originally Posted by rufusrain I have bought a bottle of this from an Asian supermarket and I know it is popular in the Philippines as a condiment having been born out of a lack of supply of tomatoes but an abundance of bananas. Have you tried it? and what do you use it on? My hair.

05-01-2015, 23:49	#4
Ryan_ Forum Member Join Date: Nov 2013 Posts: 123	Banana ketchup? I'd like to try that but would it go with meat, though?

06-01-2015, 00:01	#5
maggie thecat Forum Member Join Date: Nov 2013 Posts: 962	Scrambled eggs. Chips. Oh. And it was good as a dunk for pot stickers with a splash of soy sauce. (This was a spicy brand.)

06-01-2015, 17:17	#6
speedy_gonzales Forum Member Join Date: May 2009 Posts: 913	i got this chilli one from my local world foods store,it was really nice,it had perfect mix of sweet and spicy taste. http://www.sarisaristore.se/en/113-b...hot-spicy.html

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