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In many American homes and in many American restaurants you can always find ketchup! It’s a condiment that people use for breakfast, lunch or dinner. Some people use it as a cooking ingredient for certain recipes. But what about other parts of the world? What might one easily find in the refrigerator, in the pantry, on the table, or in a restaurant in the Middle East or Asia? What should one expect to be served as a replacement for ketchup? I wonder.
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Harissa! Represent #Tunisia. Like it #hotandspicy? Try this fiery #hotsauce loaded with dried hot chili peppers, garlic and roasted cumin seeds. Used as a condiment or an ingredient in couscous, soups, stews and salad dressings. @LisaTurner22 https://t.co/Ba4y3uT7um #recipes pic.twitter.com/1Os3fFyrJ4
— Everyday Exotic Spices Presents Food Ways (@EverydaySpices) March 22, 2019
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#Kimchi! Represent #Korea. There are many types of kimchi but the most popular is cabbage. It accents most Korean meals and is touted as having many #healthbenefits. #fermentedfoods #spicyfoods #Asiancuisine #Koreanfood @platingspairing ~ https://t.co/0u3k6Mkec2 pic.twitter.com/3qFLyrRLwP
— Everyday Exotic Spices Presents Food Ways (@EverydaySpices) March 22, 2019
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Represent #China ~ Do you love to watch Chinese cooking shows on American television? I do. I especially like to learn about the different #condiments that take the place of tomato ketchup! Like these Chinese Sauces, Vinegars, & Oils – @thewoksoflife ~ https://t.co/YzVJNBr8fk pic.twitter.com/gy7wUvhU0h
— Everyday Exotic Spices Presents Food Ways (@EverydaySpices) March 22, 2019
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Chutney! Represent #India. There are so many different #chutneyrecipes. #tomato #cocunut #mint #mango #plum ~ Do you have a fave chutney or other Indian condiment? ~ “The Essential Guide to Indian Condiments” @ bonappetit ~ https://t.co/kIF6PW1aHz pic.twitter.com/kQ3908spYN
— Everyday Exotic Spices Presents Food Ways (@EverydaySpices) March 22, 2019
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An interesting list of #condiments #aroundtheworld. Just for fun ~ What part of the world do you suppose you can find “Gentleman's Relish”? (Yep. The pic gives away the answer. Duh!) @Thrillist ~ https://t.co/cTXK8zKY8I pic.twitter.com/qksaQRo5gU
— Everyday Exotic Spices Presents Food Ways (@EverydaySpices) March 22, 2019
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Monkey Gland Sauce! Represent #SouthAfrica ~ Much like a barbecue-style ketchup … “a very popular and common item found in South African kitchens and restaurants.” ~ #condiments @foodnetworkca ~ “14 Weird and Wonderful Condiments Around The World” ~ https://t.co/b29WZRilFE pic.twitter.com/hqUXoD8rKp
— Everyday Exotic Spices Presents Food Ways (@EverydaySpices) March 22, 2019
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32 condiments we can't live without — from ketchup to wasabi ~ https://t.co/fW8kK6FoZY … via @CNNTravel ~ Image: "Brown sauce may have an uninspiring name but there are countless creative ways of using it." #foodanddrink #dining pic.twitter.com/VNZaOdjDa5
— Everyday Exotic Spices Presents Food Ways (@EverydaySpices) March 22, 2019
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Advice from Dr. Axe. Stock your #pantry with the 13 Best #Condiments to Keep in Your Kitchen & Their #HealthBenefits (Glad #hotsauce and #salsa are on the list.) #kitchenanddining #foodandrink ~ https://t.co/3dEDLJpyJJ ~ NOTE: Also check the list of 7 unhealthy condiments. pic.twitter.com/qYd4bbYNDu
— Everyday Exotic Spices Presents Food Ways (@EverydaySpices) March 22, 2019
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Question of
Is ketchup your favorite condiment?
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Yes
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No
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Question of
If ketchup is not your favorite, do you have a favorite condiment?
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Yes
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No
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Question of
Do you like sweet, savory, or spicy condiments?
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Sweet
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Savory
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Spicy
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No preference
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Don’t like condiments
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Do you prefer homemade condiments or ready-made (store-bought) condiments?
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Homemade
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Store-bought
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Don’t like condiments
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I do not use ketchup. I prefer to add homemade spices to eat.
So tasty!!! Rarely use ketchup, often add sour cream/olive oil in some salads.
Ketchup is good, but it is not made to be poured everywhere. ?
Pasta with ketchup, for instance, looks like a nightmare to the stomach. ?
I prefer homemade mixed with store bought sometimes.
I’m just lazy. If I can buy a quality store-bought product, I buy it! It’s just convenient.
Some really cool otions from around the world! Apart from dry spices, I don’t really add many things to my dishes.
Since I live in Texas now I should have added salsa and pickled jalapenos.
for the homemade versus store-bought – great question by the way. I really like some things homemade, and some things store bought.
So I answered store,
but I meant both!
Most of the time if I eat a condiment that was homemade, it was made in somebody else’s home. I don’t do homemade very well.
It takes a lot of time and patience- but don’t give up! You can make what you love at home it just takes practice!
I realize that. But I’m surrounded by other people who enjoy homemade foods. Some of the sisters from the church love making homemade stuff and they make so much they have to give it away. I got some homemade spaghetti sauce and jams. Some have gardens and they grow stuff then they have to make stuff with it! Tomatoes. Strawberries. They can’t eat it all so they give away what they make.
well then you are as they say living the life of riley!