Condiments

[richlevy]

Ok, this is weird. For the past week I have been meaning to put up a 'what is your favorite condiment' thread. For various reasons, I never got around to it. BTW, I intended to stretch condiment to include any free food item given with a meal, such as sauces, crackers, etc.

For the record, my favorites, in no particular order are:

Arby's Horsey Sauce

McDonald's Hot Picante Sauce - Not authentic, but I loooove this stuff on breakfast sandwiches.

In 'N Out Burger chiles - When I visited them in Vegas for the first time, they had these little clear packets with two small peppers in them. Genius

Taco Bell Fiery Sauce

McDonald's Honey Mustard - Also a breakfast favorite

Gulden's Spicy Brown Mustard - Available from numerous fast food places.

Heinz Ketchup - Available from numerous fast food places.

[Sundae]

Originally Posted by richlevy

For the record, my favorites, in no particular order are:

McDonald's Hot Picante Sauce - Not authentic, but I loooove this stuff on breakfast sandwiches.
McDonald's Honey Mustard - Also a breakfast favorite

We're being gypped.
All you get here is ketchup, mustard, sweet & sour and BBQ.

Heinz Ketchup - Available from numerous fast food places.

Although admittedly the ketchup in McD's is Heinz.

[richlevy]

Originally Posted by Sundae Girl

We're being gypped.
All you get here is ketchup, mustard, sweet & sour and BBQ.

Although admittedly the ketchup in McD's is Heinz.

That reminds me. I wanted to ask how popular Heinz Malt Vinegar is over in the UK versus local brands. I enjoy it on fries, but when I shopped in some nicer stores, I noticed other brands.

So, how do the Yanks stack up in the Olde English foods department?