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Tomatoketchup is a nineteenth-century creation--the union of the English tradition of fruit and vegetable sauces and the growing American infatuation with the tomato.
The dominant nineteenth-century ketchups were thin and watery, in part because they were made from unripe tomatoes, which are low in the complex carbohydrates known as pectin, which add body to a sauce.
After breaking the ketchup down into its component parts, the testers assessed the critical dimension of "amplitude," the word sensory experts use to describe flavors that are well blended and balanced, that "bloom" in the mouth.
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