Well heaven knows I’m an open-minded sort so I’m prepared to give it a go. But I’ll need to have a good long sitdown beforehand. If I don’t pull through – farewell friends, adieu adieu! 🙁
Tomato ketchup on fish finger sandwiches? Wrong wrong wrong.
On the subject of tomato soup, I like a tin of Heinz in a deep bowl with chunks of cheese thrown in. A nice Cheddar is good or for a real gloopy lunchtime treat lob in some cubes of Brie.
The reappearance of fish fingers in my life is proving to be one of the biggest highlights of fatherhood so far.
“Would you make him tea dear?” – “Why yes darling, I’ll do Fish Fingers” the nipper can usually manage about 4-5, so a minimum of 8 go under the grill every time.
I’m with johndoh on this. Ketchup is for meat based products such as bacon and sausages or on a good old fried egg sandwich. Fish requires salad cream.
Brown sauce for meat, ketchup for fish or chips with no related meat product. Fish fingers are designed to be eaten in the quantity they are packaged in.
To be fair to the OP, a firm structure such as the C*****a permits a degree of hollowing out and thus the fingers can be laid on edge, meaning a far better fish to bread ratio. That’s a whole difference thing to a FF sarny though. Cheap white bread, melting butter and traffic light amber breadcrumbs FTW.
Ketchup or ideally the ubiquitous ‘red sauce’ that greasy spoon cafe sell. Cheaper the better.
Ketchup with sausages? Are you out of your mind? It’s brown sauce only for bangers!!
There are 2 exceptions to this rule:
1. Hot dogs
2. Those packed of little ready-cooked cocktail sausages, which have to be eaten in multiples of 10, with a bowl of ketchup to dunk them in