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15772717 No.15772717 [Reply] [Original]

IF you had to use 1 condiment in every meal for the rest of your life, what would you use?

Ketchup? Mayo? Jelly?

My buddy and I were talking and we came to the conclusion that pic related can be enjoyed in almost any meal without entirely ruining it. You can throw honey in or on just about any food and it won't render it inedible.

Honey on toast? awesome
Honey in tea? great
Honey on steak? not ideal but still very edible
Honey on a salad? very doable

What do you guys think? My wife tried to convince me that mayo would be a better option but I don't see it.

>> No.15772723
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15772723

>sriracha

>> No.15772728

>>15772717
What's with these retarded questions, why would I have to use one thing for the rest of my life? Explain your shit repetitive question.

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>>15772723
>sriracha oatmeal

>> No.15772734

Honey sounds better than mayo.
Mayo in tea sounds wrong.

But butter might be a runner up. Just melt it and put it on a salad.

>> No.15772735

>>15772729
A tiny bit of honey and a small pinch of salt works nicely in oatmeal.

>> No.15772736

>>15772728
It's just a fun hypothetical comparing the versatility of various food items.

>> No.15772741

>>15772736
Fun for you, you've never gotten out of school.

>> No.15772753

does lemon juice count as a condiment? If not a lemon juice and neutral oil vinaigrette but with the ratios reversed

>> No.15772754

>>15772734
Oh man. Butter could almost work. Don't some people put butter in tea? Maybe I should put together a tier list.

>>15772741
Watch your tone, I invented mustard.

>> No.15772756

>>15772736
Go hypothetical all you want while you're in school but once you get into real life it doesn't quite work hypothetically.

>> No.15772759

>>15772753
It works in a tuna melt. I prefer lime juice but lemon works.

>> No.15772763

>>15772754
I toned your mom up last night!

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>>15772717
This one is really good, golds horseradish.

>> No.15772779

>>15772759
well then lemon juice all the way. It'll work in any drink you can think of, it won't get in the way of any dessert and it'll be fine with any savory dish, even the ones where you usually wouldn't use it. Lemon juice on fried chicken? Don't mind if I do. Lemon juice on ice cream? Can't really hurt anything. So yeah, lemon juice

>> No.15772787

>>15772779
To each our own, I go for the lime juice myself.

>> No.15773335

>>15772717
what counts as a condiment?

>> No.15773407

>>15772779
lemon juice in coffee sounds disgusting

>> No.15773511

>>15772717
basil or oregano

>> No.15773531

>>15772717
When I was a kid I'd put honey on frozen taquitos and egg rolls.

>> No.15773539

>>15772717
Honey mayotard is one condiment