What is your favourite condiment?

Really depends on what I am eating - I have far too many different condiments.

I like Piri Piri hot sauce for many things.

I usually mix Siracha and Dukes mayo for several things - especially French fries.

I get a German curry ketchup for many things - like brats.

For hotdogs I prefer a spicy German mustard or a whole grain mustard (or a mix of both)

"Irish Style" Curry sauce is also very good for French fries - you used to have to buy it in a packet and heat water and mix it yourself and it was Ok but not the same as what you get at a chip shop - but now they have a premade in a squirt bottle and its really good.

And of course I have numerous hot sauces ranging from tabasco to habanero and ghost pepper.
My husband got Bisto Curry sauce but it was not like what we got at a chippy at all. 🤢
 
My husband got Bisto Curry sauce but it was not like what we got at a chippy at all. 🤢
Yeah the Chef chip shop curry sauce in the squeeze bottle is new and its very close - i picked up 5 of them my last trip home.
McDonnells also makes one in the squeeze bottle and its also very close.

Foodireland sells both of these and I would highly recommend them.
 

But which mayo is the key here - there is a whole battle over the various brands of Mayo so choose wisely ;)
Hellmann's works. I've tried Dukes in the past, as a result of this board but didn't find it anything special.
 
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I love this so much!

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Saucy Susan is one of those things that I don't look for all the time but it is perfect with pork loin or a chicken recipe I decided I don't love. It can be tough to find but I try to keep it around, I love how it has such an old fashioned look, very endearing and nostalgic like I just pulled it from Grandma's Frigidaire.


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For a friend’s big block party I bought 10lbs of chicken drumsticks and thighs on great sale. Roasted them 425f to real crispy and fat melted out (basted a couple times). Drained off excess fat, lightly slathered them in a combo of these*, covered and let sit 2 hours until I arrived to the block party grill for a quick heat up and caramelization. There was a line as batches came off the grill until they were gone. Cheap and easy and everyone went crazy!

*used very similar Gold’s Duck Sauce -it’s often on half price sale

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I am not a big fan of condiments. I hate a wet sandwich. I don’t do ketchup, mustard, mayo, salad dressing (except oil and vinegar), or any kind of spread such as horseradish. I guess the only thing I occasionally eat that might qualify as a condiment is A-1 Steak Sauce on the rare occasion that I eat a steak. Even then, I would prefer to have the steak plain, but sometimes they are a little dry.
 
Is butter a condiment? If so then that’s the winner in our house :laughing:
 
I’m such a fan of most condiments.
My absolute favourite is tartar sauce on my fish ’n chips. I will order fish n chips at a restaurant just to have the tartar sauce lol.
 
It's of course dependent on what I'm putting it on.

I like Kikoman made in Japan soy sauce in the PET bottle. Better than what they make in Wisconsin or Folsom, California.

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For anything with heat, maybe El Yucateco Mayan Recipe. It's good and doesn't have bright, unnatural colors like their other sauces.

And for ketchup, I rather like regular Heinz. I do have a lot of saved up Simply Heinz (which uses sucrose instead of HCFC) but I don't find it any better.

And one thing that is rather underrated is liquid smoke. Hickory works pretty well, but sometimes I like mesquite.
 

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