Originally posted by Rupert "No Ketchup pump-Just say no to Burger King".
Texans have some serious priorities that's for sure.
I don't know why I stopped dipping my fries in the red stuff several years ago, but started again recently, and now I can't eat one without it.
My big brother eats it on everything, pretty sure he's tried catsup on ketchup.
The Brooks catsup water tower, along with a warehouse, was for sale a couple of years ago for a mere 500K.
"The original plant opened in 1891 as the Collinsville Canning and Packing Co.
The Brooks brothers, Everett and Elgin, took it over in 1907 and operated it as the Triumph Catsup and Pickle Co.
Nazi prisoners of war worked picking tomatoes for the plant during World War II. The fragrant aroma of pureed tomatoes once wafted over the city.
The 100,000-gallon, bottle-shaped water tower was built in 1949 to supply water pressure to the catsup plant’s fire sprinkler system."