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With Ketchup

It can be used to add flare or meaning to a sentence. Saying ''With Ketchup'' insinuates that what you are saying carries importance to you or someone else. "He washes his car everyday, with ketchup."
Does not mean the actual sauce most of the time
"I talk serious like I like my snacks, with ketchup," "I just got the new Jordan’s, with ketchup," or "I'll call you later, with ketchup."

It can be used to end nearly every sentence, which is possibly one of the reasons it has caught on so quickly.
With Ketchup by ballerslangnow August 18, 2007
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With Ketchup

It can be used to add flare or meaning to a sentence. Saying ''With Ketchup'' insinuates that what you are saying carries importance to you or someone else. "He washes his car everyday, with ketchup."

Does not mean the actual sauce most of the time
"I talk serious like I like my snacks, with ketchup," "I just got the new Jordan’s, with ketchup," or "I'll call you later, with ketchup."

It can be used to end nearly every sentence, which is possibly one of the reasons it has caught on so quickly.
With Ketchup by baller32slang August 18, 2007

Scrambled eggs with ketchup 

A very good combination (along with syrup) eaten by most people who will probably deny it when asked in public in front of others because it is associated with lower class people (particularly white trash) and sounds gross.
Me: I love scrambled eggs with ketchup. I'm telling you those rich folks don't know what they're missing!

hamburger with ketchup 

Johnson: I would like to eat a Hamburger with Ketchup.
Smith: Let's go get some Hamburgers with Ketchup.

McDonalds Round-About with Ketchup 

When you take McDonalds fries and put them in your girls butt hole. Then fill any empty space in her tookus with Ketchup.

California Corn Dog with Ketchup

A California Corn Dog that takes place whilst the woman is on her period.
Person 1: "I wasn't expecting Lucy to add ketchup to my California Corn Dog"
Person 2: "Well, I'd take a California Corn Dog with Ketchup any day over one with mustard!"

Chicken Nuggets with Ketchup 

Child: I want my chicken nuggets with ketchup
Parent: You're lucky you're underage.
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