catsup in A Sentence

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    He said he never knew he would have to order so much Catsup.

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    Widely used for dense Catsup; 3. high filling precision; 4. convenient operation; 5. hot filling.

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    It appears that Catsup was the predominant term in the United States through the about the 1870s when ketchup began to appear.

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    Notably, while Heinz was selling both Catsup and ketchup in glass bottles, the first to do so commercially was Jones Yerkes, who introduced the practice in 1837.

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    This claim is supported by the fact that Heinz sold two types of these condiments in the 1880s, a cheaper, Duquesne Catsup, and a more expensive, Keystone Ketchup.

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    In either case, at least part of the reasoning behind using it as a weapon in the growing trade war seems to be that ketchup, also spelled Catsup, is one of those products that sounds distinctly American, poured generously on burgers and fries at baseball parks and Fourth of July barbecues across the US.

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