Jillian Harris, who left "The Bachelor" last season in tears, has a new lease on life as "The Bachelorette." In case you missed last night’s season premiere, Harris, a 29-year-old Canadian began her journey to find true love by weeding through 30 men on the ABC reality dating show.

The pint-sized brunette first warmed our hearts with her naive approach on finding Mr. Right.

As ETOnline explains, on last season’s "The Bachelor," Jillian introduced her hot dog-topping theory of dating: "Ketchup means he is an all-American boy. Onion eaters are not the marrying kind, and mustard is the guy women are looking for."

So, what’s in the back of her mind when she had to eliminate 10 men last night?  Harris says, "I want to know who thinks they are a mustard, who thinks they are a ketchup. I always say I wanted a mustard, but a ketchup could sweep me off my feet."

Zap2it.com has one-liner bios on each of the male contestants competing to be her mustard or ketchup or relish … or whatever. Of the men who received roses on Monday, our favorites include Jesse, the winemaker, Wes, the country crooner and Mark, the pizza shop owner, who knows a lot about toppings.