Condiments on Parade

http://www.clearfour.com/condiment/hotsauce.html

Scanned photos of all kinds of condiments from all kinds of establishments.

Click on photo for larger view.

Come on foodies: lets show 'em some real obscure stuff.

"Mmmmmm Ketchup!"
--Homer Simpson

I have a large zip lock baggie in the fridge with a wide assortment of packaged condiments..
(Which I never use, and wonder why I keep them)
I have my own museum..

roossy,
you collect the strangest things

Roossy,
You're not alone, In the bottom drawer of the refrigerator we have three zip-bags--1. BBQ Sauce pkts. mainly the usual Famous Dave's varieties, but some from a number of other BBQ places also.
2. Ketchup and Mustard and Taco Sauces of various types. and 3. Seafood condiments- Tartar Sauce and Shrimp Cocktail sauces.

Now and then we do use them...but some have shelf dates that put them in the previous Millennium! I have someMRE Tabasco's that date to the Jimmy Carter era.

quote:

Originally posted by xannie_01

roossy,
you collect the strangest things

Still got that marshmallow hot dog in the cupboard......
Trying to find the hamburger that I heard about, but no luck so far..

I recently read that 80% of the population in the USA has Mayo (or something reasonably close), Ketchup and Mustard in the frige.

I think most of the roadfood group has much more than that from what I have read..

A good portion of what I have are gifts from folks that I have met on Roadfood.com

Paul E. Smith
Knoxville, TN

Paul,
The stuff I was talking about are the little individual packets given out at 'take-out' restaurants. I would be afraid to talk about regular containers (bottles) of sauces etc. There are some in the back of some of our cupboards that I am afraid to reach for!![|)]

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Originally posted by Al-The Mayor-Bowen

I have some MRE Tabasco's that date to the Jimmy Carter era.

I have you beat, Al. I still have one of the original tiny bottles of Tabasco they gave us in Viet Nam.