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Do you refrigerate condiments like syrup, honey, and ketchup?

>> No.15971493
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15971493

Yes
Yes I do

>> No.15971563

OP here, sorry everyone I found the answer in another forum post.

Mods can go ahead and delete this thread please!

>> No.15971875

Syrup - no.
Honey - no.
Ketchup - yes. Not because I want it to keep forever, but because I prefer it chilled for most of the things I put it on.

>> No.15972113

No.
No.
Yes, but only because the people who don't always live in squalor.

>> No.15972117

>>15971486
Yeah

>> No.15972492

>>15971486
I like cold ketchup.
Fight me.

>> No.15972508

>>15971486
Honey never expires and is impossible to pour chilled. No reason to put that in the fridge

>> No.15972620
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15972620

I buy fancy artisanal tomato sauce that has to be refrigerated once opened or it'll go off.

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>>15972620

>> No.15972698

>>15971486
>syrup
No
>honey
Yes, but only because I like it cold
>ketchup
Oh god yes

>> No.15973537

>>15972620
>>15972623
what a wanker

>> No.15973558

>cold ketchup
Barf

>> No.15973695

>>15971486
Yes. Some of them need it, some of them don't. Paying for fridge space is easier than remembering which is which.

>> No.15973965

>>15971486
>Honey
No, the others I don't use. Also I don't refrigerate mustard

>> No.15973991

i know this is completely unrelated, but how good is honey compared to sugar? and does consuming honey will throw your diet off?

>> No.15974157

>>15971875
this

>> No.15974161
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15974161

>putting ketchup in the fridge
I seriously hope you guys don’t do this

>> No.15974269

>>15971486
absolutely not, why would you ever refrigerate these things

>> No.15974279

>Syrup
No
>Honey
No
>Ketchup
Yes

>> No.15974284

>>15973991
Your questions are nonsensical.

>> No.15974307

>>15973991
if it's raw and unfiltered then honey is literally a healing substance that repairs your body. make sure it's raw or else you'll get shit that's adultered with corn syrup and that's poison.

>> No.15974535

>>15972113
>Yes, but only because the people who don't always live in squalor.
100% this

>> No.15974557

>>15974279

>> No.15974559

>>15974307
Why is bee vomit has these properties?

>> No.15974561

>>15971875
This. Ketchup separates faster at room temperature.

>> No.15974576

>>15972623
>Wonky
>No nasties

>> No.15974585

>>15971493
i've got a fat cock too

>> No.15974594

>Syrup
Yes
>Honey
No
>Ketchup
Yes

>> No.15974603

>>15974161
It says to refrigerate after opening. Sorry I don't want to get food poisoning from fucking ketchup.

>> No.15974613

>>15974559
because God creates good things, anon

>> No.15974622

>>15974603
>food poisoning
>ketchup
that's like saying you'll kill yourself with a glass of water. I eat raw fucking eggs that sit out for several days and that never gave me food poisoning once, the worst that will happen to ketchup is that it *might* ferment after a really long time and make it more sour or alcoholic.

>> No.15974623

The only reason you would want to refrigerate anything other than mayo and ketchup is if you live in a +100 F hellhole. Honey doesn't really need to be refrigerated though so that's that.

>> No.15974906

>>15974603
>food poisoning from fucking ketchup
Imagine not eating all the ketchup within a day of opening the bottle

Also, you're not supposed to pleasure yourself with ketchup

>> No.15976354

>>15974622
>I've eaten raw ground beef once and I'm fine

Retard, it says refrigerate, you do.

>> No.15976413

if they have been opened, yes
otherwise, no

>> No.15976419

>>15973695
i think it would actually save money to keep them in your fridge
the more full your fridge is, the less it costs to use

>> No.15976426

I like me some chilly 'chup for me hot tendies, good contrast

refrigerating honey or syrup is tarded

>> No.15977116

>>15971486
Syrup- real syrup or mrs butterscotch ir w.e.? No to real, yes to weird ones
Honey-no
Ketchup-yes
Bread-yes

>> No.15977189

Honey is the only food that never goes bad and will last forever so no need to refrigerate.

Maple is probably close to honey so will stay good a long time, no need to refrigerate.

I hate warm ketchup same as mustard so yes to that.

>> No.15977318

>>15977189
>Maple is probably close to honey
Maple syrup is generally 66% sugar; honey is around 80%.
Supposedly ok for short term unrefrigerated storage, but it lacks the preservative bee enzymes and it does get contaminated and start growing mold if not covered well and kept refrigerated.

Given that maple is moderately expensive, if people want to fridge it, I don't blame them. It's also thicker when chilled, so it pours more like Mrs. Butterworths, like many people are used to. (Warmed maple is better, but no need to be wasteful and ladle it on.)

t. been making maple syrup since I was 3

>> No.15978379

>>15971486
Syrup and honey don't need to be cold, but ketchup does.

>> No.15978406

>>15971486
real maple syrup? yes.

>> No.15979613

>>15971486
yes no yes

>> No.15979636

>>15977189
>Maple is probably close to honey so will stay good a long time, no need to refrigerate.
This is ultra untrue

>> No.15979811

>>15971875
Amen

>> No.15981390

>>15974161
I like it cold so I put it in the fridge.

>> No.15982212
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>>15972620
>artisanal

>> No.15983258

>>15971486
If it's real stuff no, doesn't need it. If it's american style i.e. artificial, yes, it doesn't last long outside the fridge.

>> No.15983306

Archaeologists have found edible honey preserved in 3,000 year old Egyptian tombs. That substance is amazing and has incredible properties.

Syrups and ketchup can both mold. So I just dump the three in a blender and call it a day.

>> No.15983548

I do what it says on the back. Simple as

>> No.15983550

>>15971486
Ketchup only

>> No.15984457

>>15974622
Yes anon. If you drink water that’s been sitting for ages you can also get sick. Now you know, refrigerator is good for products that say “refrigerate after opening” I always wondered who found this useful as it seemed obvious to me.

>> No.15984649

>>15972623
>wonky
>nasties
Why do Aussies and Brits all speak like toddlers?

>> No.15984665

>>15971486
I get my honey from a crazy ex-bush pilot, who uses his honey business to launder the money he makes from smuggling. He's pretty based, and the honey is really good. I'm making mead with it at the moment

>> No.15984677

>>15971486
honey doesn't need fridges in fact they are very well known for never expiring. just that nobody keeps it that long since it gets eaten almost immediately. ketchup probably.... and syrup depending. maple syrup only if it is in a can and if yo uare not storing maple syrup properly it will go bad regardless. ketchup can be left outside but don't double dip and don't open the container too much

>> No.15985966

>>15971486
>syrup
No
>honey
No
>ketchup
Literally refuse to have it in the house even for guests, just the smell of that overly sweet vinegary bullshit makes me heave

>> No.15985982

>>15972623
>ketchup
>53% tomatos

>> No.15987324

>>15971563
OP here, forgot to mention im trans teehee