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This sauce will change your life!

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I only know a couple of these. I’m fascinated.


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I'm thinking a lot of them may be more mainstays in the UK, but it may be possible to get them in the US. I was fascinated with the truffle product that's available at Selfridge's.


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Ponzu is a favorite. Like soy sauce with an added citrus element.

But the thing about these condiments is, they’re the same every time, so the flavor might fatigue you. I have a Jamaican sauce like that. It’s good but I don’t use it that often.

I can see how some chili-based sauces could be addictive.


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inspired me to search “sauce” on Amazon....

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Mae Ploy nam prik pao - yes! I really like the Mae Ploy brand overall.

Maggi liquid seasoning - another staple at Chez Nina.

The others I've never heard of, and wonder how available they are aside from specialty shops.

And I'll admit, I've never understood the appeal of truffles or truffle flavored anything. To me, it is like eating dirt, something I haven't done in decades. LOL.
 
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Our local pizza place does a mushroom specialty pie with truffle oil. It’s awesome!


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I’ve had two of them - Kewpie and crystal. They’re both very good. I’ll have to find some of the others.

Also good is Jamaican “Pickapeppa” hot sauce. It has a lot of tamarind in it. Yummy


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Like RP, I really like ponzu. It's a lighter, fresher version of soy sauce, not as salty and with a dash of citrus. I've tried the Kikkoman brand in the lime and citrus versions, with a slight preference for the citrus.


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I only know the Japanese ones (duh) but the other ones all look really interesting!!


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But the thing about these condiments is, they’re the same every time, so the flavor might fatigue you.


They should sell these in a sampler style set.

With the exception of Kewpie because you can never get enough Kewpie mayo!


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I keep coming across recipes that call for “chili crisp.” I would like to find that and try it.


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My kitchen is already the Isle of Lost Condiments. I need no more.


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The one star reviews on Amazon for Truff have made me decide not to try it. People who love truffles said it was awful. And sweet.


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I just don't see the purpose behind truffle hot sauce. It's not a natural affinity.


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