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Absolutely.

It doesn't need to be, but it tastes better when it is.
It should definitely be refrigerated.

No.

steaming hot french fries + frigid ketchup? that's lame, man.

No. For the same reason as PALEMOON.

Well if it's literally frigid cold ketchup then maybe your refrigerator is set too low. I've never had it cold enough to counteract hot fries.

I've always had it refrigerated and my friends have it in their fridges as well. I didn't even know that people don't refrigerate it. Weirdos.

*cough* I don't eat ketchup. *cough*

It should be, yes.
It creates a sensation in your mouth that can't be experienced when you eat it at room temperature.

Erik-Player wrote:*cough* I don't eat ketchup. *cough*

TOMATO SAUCE!!!

God yes.

Hell yes.

Before consumption, yes. But it's not necessary if you're just looking to store it, so long as it's in the fridge some time before consumption.

No. For the same reason as Condog.

See, I want to believe that Steaming Hot Condog French Fries can be better with warmer ketchup, I do, but I've never noticed a difference. What I have noticed is that ketchup spoils after two weeks of not being refrigerated. And sour Ketchup is a balls in the coffee press kind of life.

Tomato sauce is /always/ good cold. And if your tomato sauce is frigid, maybe you put it in the freezer instead of the fridge...

Absolutely yes. I've never used nonrefrigerated ketchup.

This is a very divisive issue amongst the forumers!

The only time I ever use non-refrigerated ketchup is in a rare dalliance with fast food after a night on the town. Usually in this state my preference for temperature of ketchup decreases exponentially with my increasing desire to stuff my belly at the nearest possible opportunity.

Good gods, no. What kind of lunatic puts tomato sauce in the fridge? Nobody I know.

Hey, this reminds me of the time my friend went through a phase of putting peanut butter in the fridge....

He claims it was a stint of protracted absent mindedness, but we all know him now for the pervert that he is.

Yes, always. I had no idea there was any question about it.

Atilla wrote:Good gods, no. What kind of lunatic puts tomato sauce in the fridge? Nobody I know.

Your FACE is a weirdo. >:( >:( >:( >:(

Tomatoes don't stay long outside the fridge.

The real question is: Bananas, bread, and peanut butter? Do they go in the fridge? Under what circumstances might they or might they not?

blue_tetris wrote:Tomatoes don't stay long outside the fridge.

The real question is: Bananas, bread, and peanut butter? Do they go in the fridge? Under what circumstances might they or might they not?

Bananas go black when in the fidge and go mushy quicky. Peanut butter turns to rock and bread is quite fine in the fridge. Tomatoes also suffer due to cold tempertures, they can end up with uneven ripness, unless you put them in the fidge when they're ripe. (I work at a fruit and veg store.)

Oh, and what Atilla said.

Atilla wrote:Good gods, no. What kind of lunatic puts tomato sauce in the fridge? Nobody I know.

PALEMOON wrote:No.

steaming hot french fries + frigid ketchup? that's lame, man.

Exactly; I hate refrigerated ketchup.

Dalliance. :)
This is a very important question.
Anyway, cold ketchup with hot french fries is bliss. The textures, the juxtaposition.

I should know; I live in Texas.

Absolulu.