I’m a chaotic neutral myself. It almost, but not quite appalls my wife.

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    10 months ago

    Ketchup is fine for small children and the infirm. But that’s it. Everyone else should be using mustard, (preferably with horseradish in it), or some other stronger flavored condiment. Be the adult you are!

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      10 months ago

      Mustard is gross af too, though. Horseradish is biological warfare, not edible food, and I will die on that hill.

      I’m not a condiment person, even adding salt and pepper “to taste” is something I very very rarely do. Condiments are a waste of cooking skill and good ingredients. If I use anything it’s probably hot sauce or like sweet chilli or something actually transformative, or the food is barely edible without it (which I try to avoid). Everything else can go straight in the trash.

      I like the actual taste of my food, no need to cover it up and make it taste exactly the same way every single time via condiments. Be an adult and experience subtle flavor variety.

      Ofc maybe you need condiments because you are a shit cook. That’s ok too, but it doesn’t make you more adult than someone who prefers things differently.

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      10 months ago

      Dang. I run prefer mustard, mayo, and ketchup, in that order, with my fries.

      Horseradish on fries? Never tried it. With Prime rib? Sure.

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        10 months ago

        There is little wrong with ketchup, (I am not a big fan of all the sweeteners they put in it these days), but the same old same old gets boring after awhile. A good spicy German mustard is a great choice for your fries. Open your mind and palate to new things.

        To butcher a quote from Andrew Zimmern, “Always try the eyeballs, you never know how good they might taste”