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Condiments
#11
RE: Condiments
(January 26, 2014 at 2:29 pm)Kitanetos Wrote: When I was younger, it was ketchup on everything.

Now, it is a tie between ranch dressing and hot sauce, not both at the same time, obviously.

Oh, but ranch dressing mixed with sriracha is heavenly!
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#12
RE: Condiments
(January 26, 2014 at 2:31 pm)rexbeccarox Wrote:
(January 26, 2014 at 2:29 pm)Kitanetos Wrote: When I was younger, it was ketchup on everything.

Now, it is a tie between ranch dressing and hot sauce, not both at the same time, obviously.

Oh, but ranch dressing mixed with sriracha is heavenly!

Sriracha + mayo makes a great sauce for sushi - In don't see why it wouldn't work with ranch dressing instead.
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#13
RE: Condiments
I gotta say, almost all of the things mentioned so far are gross to me, or I've never even heard of doing them. Lol. I put ketchup and mustard on corn dogs and hot dogs, ketchup on fries.

Arbys sauce is really really good. I like A1 on steaks(unless it's an expensive one).

I hate ranch. My wife puts that on everything. She even puts it on oreos and sugar cookies.

I put Tabasco hot sauce in chili sometimes.

Sweet Baby Rays bbq sauce is the best though. I put that on chicken, beef, pork, everything. I love it.
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#14
RE: Condiments
Hot sauce! Woo hoo!
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#15
RE: Condiments
I can't understand the psychotic act of applying ketchup or mayo to pizza. The thought of it makes me cringe. Personally, I enjoy soy bean paste on most Chinese food. Besides that, I like mustard and ketchup for Western food, BBQ sauces for cooking with, and soy sauce on just about anything.


Also, I love Sichuan pepper oil. The peppers aren't spicy but they create this awesome tingling numbness when you eat them, it's pretty rad.
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#16
RE: Condiments
I'll have to try this soy sauce thing. I've never put it on anything.
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#17
RE: Condiments
When I make fried noodles, I use sweet chili sauce. It glazes the noodles a bit and make them heavenly Hungry

(January 26, 2014 at 2:45 pm)Shaggy Wrote: I'll have to try this soy sauce thing. I've never put it on anything.

Remember not to use too much, however. It gets too salty really fast.
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#18
RE: Condiments
Hoisin sauce or duck sauce
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#19
RE: Condiments
(January 26, 2014 at 2:13 pm)Kayenneh Wrote:
(January 26, 2014 at 2:12 pm)Cato Wrote: I'm also a big fan of hot sauces. Hot is great, but must bring the flavor.

I agree!

Of all hot sauces, Habanero Tabasco is my favorite.

Ah, you may want to try Idiot Boyz Habanero Hot Sauce.

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For me, there is no One True Condiment. Each has its place in the great food chain.Angel

But ketchup on a hot dog or mustard on a french fry is just sick, twisted, and evil.Angry
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#20
RE: Condiments
BBQ sauce or salsa.
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