Extreme Condiments Thread - Mustard is my favorite preparation of Tard

Should aromatics be considered condiments too?


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double posting in your own thread is wild
 
Hmm. What if you swap the bread out for lettuce, like a keto burger? Or what if you put a chicken patty in, instead?
Swapping bread for lettuce turns it into a lettuce wrap. If you put a chicken patty in, it's now a chicken sandwich and not a burger. I'm inclined to agree with OP that burgers are their own fuckery.
I trained as a chef. What more would you ask of me?
Have a little fun, stupid. We're just fucking around here.
 
Hm, would you perhaps agree on a burger being a burger because of the burger patty? I think if you used toast people call it a 'patty melt' instead. But Wikipedia just claims that is a subtype of a hamburger.
I believe that you require a bun and a beef patty for it to be a burger. Using a bun versus toast changes the textural and tactile experience. It also changes what kind of additions you can put on the sandwich due to the structural differences between a bun and a slice of bread.
 
Oh what a shock another SPIC KETCHUP cuck. Look at me pain is yummy actually! I love having whatever im eatings taste be

COMPLETELY.
FUCKING.
OVERWHELEMED.


It's people like you that are RUINING the condiment fandom. Being a condimhead used to actually mean something.
Pain is delicious, you should, in fact, be eating the food that creates dont-eat-me chemicals out of spite because they're not that good at it anyways. Many other animals lack the taste for spicy food, it's our duty to keep nature evolving and creating spicier things, as the one mammal that can manipulate these factors.
 
I am a hot sauce snob and Tabasco is perfectly good and it's a staple for a reason. Not everyone wants to spent $15 on a "craft" hot sauce.
It's better than Frank's, that's for sure. If I'm eating Creole, it's my preferred sauce. For Mexican though, I really like Cholula. Not overly spicy with a different flavor. I found a jerk seasoning recently that is choke inducing, it's got so many scotch bonnets in n it. You guys might like it, though. Caribbean Best is the brand.
 
It's better than Frank's, that's for sure. If I'm eating Creole, it's my preferred sauce. For Mexican though, I really like Cholula. Not overly spicy with a different flavor. I found a jerk seasoning recently that is choke inducing, it's got so many scotch bonnets in n it. You guys might like it, though. Caribbean Best is the brand.
An excellent and unsung Caribbean hot sauce is Busha Browne's. I am partial to hot sauces that utilize habanero peppers and pineapple.
 
I buy this stuff from Trader Joe's called Harissa, it's like a chili crisp oil but it's made in Tunisia. Idk what it is that makes it so different from the Asian stuff but it just has this tang to it and I can't stop eating it. I take a 25 minute drive to town every other week to buy a couple jars and cans of their refried black beans because they just taste better than any other kind. Everybody that shops at Trader Joe's is a rude cunt still in a mask but it's worth it for the beans, Harissa, and sometimes these pizza flavored chip puff things. Quick tip: the Harissa can get moldy after a couple weeks so put half in a separate container and freeze it, tastes exactly the same when it thaws.
 
I buy this stuff from Trader Joe's called Harissa, it's like a chili crisp oil but it's made in Tunisia. Idk what it is that makes it so different from the Asian stuff but it just has this tang to it and I can't stop eating it. I take a 25 minute drive to town every other week to buy a couple jars and cans of their refried black beans because they just taste better than any other kind. Everybody that shops at Trader Joe's is a rude cunt still in a mask but it's worth it for the beans, Harissa, and sometimes these pizza flavored chip puff things. Quick tip: the Harissa can get moldy after a couple weeks so put half in a separate container and freeze it, tastes exactly the same when it thaws.
Harissa fucking rules. Depending on where you live, you can find it in the ethnic foods aisle of your grocery.
 
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