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  • curprev 00:3600:36, 31 July 202099.224.215.35 talk 8,022 bytes +201 I removed the part that said the origin of the name is unclear, where it claimed ketchup and mayonnaise are not part of Russian cuisine (without a citation). Although true of Ketchup, Mayonnaise has a rich history in Russia and is very popular. Meanwhile, an article from the 1970's in the NYT discusses that the origin of the name derives from old recipes included caviar. undo

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