It has come to my attention that putting ketchup on linguica is blasphemy.

A friend of mine noticed that I put ketchup on a linguica dog one day and his exact words were, "Dude, what are you doing?"

He looked disgusted.

Confused by his offended tone, I simply replied "What? I'm putting ketchup on this linguica dog."

Electrifying conversation, I'm aware.

According to him, I was ruining the overall taste of the linguica and drowning out the flavor.

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Now, I used to only put mustard on my linguica, but just a little -- for that extra zing. I switched condiment teams to ketchup when I met my fiancee, so I suppose I have her to blame for my blasphemous ways, even though I think it's delicious.

Am I wrong to put ketchup on a linguica dog or patty? Should any condiment touch the meat at all?

With the 106th Annual Feast of the Blessed Sacrament around the corner, I need to be prepared, etiquette-wise, before I make a fool out of myself in front of thousands of people. I can't be the only one who does this, right?

Let me know your thoughts. Shoot me an email at Gazelle@Fun107.com or hit up Michael and Maddie on the app.

While I'm interested in what you think about the matter, I think I'll keep doing what I want when I want -- at least in private, away from any judgmental gazes at the most serious Portuguese food event of the year.

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