Where does grilled cheese and tomato soup come from?

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1. Where does grilled cheese and tomato soup come from?
2. What can you dip your grilled cheese in?
3. What percentage of people use ketchup?
4. Why do Americans use ketchup?
5. What condiments are most used?

Where does grilled cheese and tomato soup come from?

American mothers seem to be born with a gene that predisposes them to making grilled cheese sandwiches out of American cheese and serving them with Campbell's Soup.

What can you dip your grilled cheese in?

Condiments: Condiments like ketchup and mustard never hurt. A grilled cheese, after all, is still a sandwich! Pickled vegetables: Cheese is heavy, but pickles will help cut through the grease. There's always the classic cucumber pickle, coleslaw, pickled jalapeños, or even kimchi.

What percentage of people use ketchup?

15 percent

Why do Americans use ketchup?

Early on, ketchup functioned as a great equalizer, with a “special and unprecedented ability to provide something for everyone.” Tomato ketchup became “entrenched as the primary and most popular of condimental sauces, its appeal to Americans deep and widespread,” wrote food historian Elizabeth Rozin, who called it the ...

What condiments are most used?

America's most commonly-used condiments

• Ketchup. This tomato sauce is added to fries, onion rings, sandwiches, meatloaf, hot dogs and more. ...
• Soy sauce. Another oft-used condiment in the U.S. is soy sauce. ...
• Salsa. Take a look in the refrigerator of 10 of your closest friends. ...
• Mustard. ...
• Hot sauce.