Catsup or Ketchup

Yes in my life time I found it harder and harder to find a bottle of catsup.  Seems every bottle is now marked ketchup.

Looking for that one bottle with the original spelling found it .

Somewhere in Oregon found it online they make 

Camden blue lable Catsup. And it has won taste awards against the mainstream ketchup of Heinz ketchup.  

https://camdenscatsup.com/collections/condiments

You know me I got to have this . When I was a kid in the 70s  we had catsup bottle on the table next to salt pepper and butter dish

We could put it any thing but steak. Dad rather frowned at putting on venison or beef we had a1 for those meals.  

Anywho thought I share for those looking for a bottle of catsup or are aware of one still produced ...

I have some of their fry sauce in my pantry. Dude has a burger place that's pretty fire.

Nice never been there but I going to order a few bottles of this. I grew up in a home of 6 children and 2 adults . A Brady bunch of sorts I suppose .

We did the whole set the table for family supper meal . Said grace and ate together. I know not all that going to be again for me any time soon but I felt it gave us a better chance than other families.

I guess it something I like to see again or maybe just remember and the bottle of catsup seem to trigger the whole rose collected glasses of a child memories.  

Easter was a big holiday. We have the whole ham dinner find jelly beans hidden in the house had the basket of candy with a solid chocolate Easter bunny. 

I kind of looked for things that was once very availible. So no catsup bottle or solid chocolate large Easter bunnies, jelly beans are around still but the entire tradition of Easter seems to have vanished. 

Guess the only thing I won't miss is the pea soup meal after , mum take the ham bone and make split pea porridge.  I hate that meal as much today as then but I did miss the experience this year. 

It dawned on me maybe what I really lacked was a bottle of traditional catsup....

Yeah, all the bunnies are hollow these days. You can find solid at Mom & Pop confection shops. There's one not terribly far from me that usually has stuff like that.

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Easter sure has changed. Used to go to my grandparents on my dads side for Easter....

Solid chocolate still existed for me and I loved the vanilla .... (born mid/late 80s)... but once my grandparents passed the family no longer did anything for Easter.... they were the glue on my dads side 

It sucks anymore 

so those who have their grandparents enjoy the times now. It goes quick ....

It's ketchup, and we only eat Heinz. Used to work in their fields as a teenager - $3.35/hr to pick and sort. It's probably all mechanized now.