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What is an adjective for ketchup?

There isn't a single, perfect adjective for ketchup. It depends on what you want to emphasize:

Flavor:

* Tomatoey: This is the most basic, describing its main ingredient.

* Sweet: Some ketchups are sweeter than others.

* Spicy: A few brands offer spicy varieties.

* Tangy: Many ketchups have a vinegary tang.

* Savory: This describes the overall flavor profile.

Texture:

* Thick: Describing its consistency.

* Runny: Describing a thinner ketchup.

Other:

* Classic: A simple way to describe a traditional ketchup.

* Homemade: For ketchup made from scratch.

* Gourmet: For higher quality or specialty ketchup.

You can also use ketchup-like or ketchup-flavored to describe something that tastes similar to ketchup.

Ultimately, the best adjective will depend on the specific context and what you want to convey.

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