For The Love Of Ketchup

For The Love Of Ketchup

By Chance Seales

By Chance Seales
January 17, 2018

January 17, 2018

A D.C. couple is putting a spin on the classic tomato-based condiment.

SHOW TRANSCRIPT

Ask almost any kid their favorite food, and you'll hear chicken nuggets, hot dogs, french fries ... oh, and they always need ketchup. At this point, ketchup is all-American. But one couple is redefining the classic condiment.

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