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Some places do. Others do not. When they do, though, the sauces are amazing.

I think it is all about what you grew with and personal preference. I am fine with a grilled steak with no sauce but my mom also made a lot of thing like steak pizzaiola and it is really delicious. And nothing wrong with some gravy on a steak. My dad always had A1 or pickapeppa in the fridge which was good time to time. I can see the appeal of both approaches to a steak. I will say, the older I get, and the more difficult swallowing becomes, the more I like having sauces just so things are easier to eat
 


I think it is all about what you grew with and personal preference. I am fine with a grilled steak with no sauce but my mom also made a lot of thing like steak pizzaiola and it is really delicious. And nothing wrong with some gravy on a steak. My dad always had A1 or pickapeppa in the fridge which was good time to time. I can see the appeal of both approaches to a steak. I will say, the older I get, and the more difficult swallowing becomes, the more I like having sauces just so things are easier to eat
My dad was from the ketchup generation, so I was raised to put ketchup on everything. It took me a long time to grow out of that with regard to steaks, and even then it's only at steak houses where the sauces are amazing or the seasoning is amazing and I don't want ketchup. At home, since I'm not a very good cook, I still use ketchup and even (gasp) A-1 Bold and Spicy. I also have a bunch of BBQ sauces that I like.
 

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BACK TO CHEESE!
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That’s how I did my hotdogs today: 1/4lb beef dogs with chili, mustard, and onion cheddar.

Also…

A snack I’ve been eating since 1974 or so is a sliced apple, draped with a piece of American cheese (usually Kraft) and dusted with cinnamon. I’ve tried other cheeses. Cheddar & apples is a common pairing, but it doesn’t quite work the same way. Swiss wasn’t bad. Colby Jack was pretty good. But I keep going back to the Kraft singles.
 

A snack I’ve been eating since 1974 or so is a sliced apple, draped with a piece of American cheese (usually Kraft) and dusted with cinnamon. I’ve tried other cheeses. Cheddar & apples is a common pairing, but it doesn’t quite work the same way. Swiss wasn’t bad. Colby Jack was pretty good. But I keep going back to the Kraft singles.
Cheddar on apple pie is a classic. Not my thing, but a classic.
 


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