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@cinemalovers_52: waw putri Marino pilihan utama di film empat musim Pertiwi gokil 😍🔥 #filmempatmusimpertiwi #empatmusimpertiwi #viral #fyp #putrimarino

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Think your ketchup is a British tradition? Guess again! It’s not even American! It’s Chinese! The word comes from the Hokkien Chinese word kôe-chiap, which meant a pungent, fermented fish sauce made from pickled fish guts and spices. British sailors discovered it in Sumatra in the 1600s, loved it, and brought the name home. English cooks spent two hundred years trying to replicate the Chinese sauce using mushrooms, walnuts, and beer because they couldn't get the original recipe right. We didn't even throw tomatoes into the mix until the 1800s. You are basically putting a centuries-old British cooking failure on your chips every night. #creatorsearchinsights #foodfacts #etymology #ketchup #englishlanguage
Think your ketchup is a British tradition? Guess again! It’s not even American! It’s Chinese! The word comes from the Hokkien Chinese word kôe-chiap, which meant a pungent, fermented fish sauce made from pickled fish guts and spices. British sailors discovered it in Sumatra in the 1600s, loved it, and brought the name home. English cooks spent two hundred years trying to replicate the Chinese sauce using mushrooms, walnuts, and beer because they couldn't get the original recipe right. We didn't even throw tomatoes into the mix until the 1800s. You are basically putting a centuries-old British cooking failure on your chips every night. #creatorsearchinsights #foodfacts #etymology #ketchup #englishlanguage

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