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Homemade Condiments Better Than Your Favorite Store-Bought Version

Homemade Condiments Better Than Your Favorite Store-Bought Version

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Homemade Condiments Better Than Your Favorite Store-Bought Version Scarlet Ash: I feel like the only benefit of making your own is if you are planning a huge cookout or you are making something that requires a lot of BBQ sauce like pulled pork. The mustard is the only thing I would make because from this because it lasts way longer than the rest.
Date: 2019-05-29

Comments and reviews: 7


Ketchup is not that complex? You just need vinegar and tomatoes. its basically smashed pickled tomatoes that have been thickened? And you did not make barbeque sauce there. the ketchup recipe is closer to barbeque sauce(add ketchup and you have barbeque sauce)
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According to Walmart. comDry Mustard Powder: 3. 99/ozFrenchs Mustard: 1. 97 for 20 oz = approximately 0. 10/ozYeeeeeeeeeeeah. I love the idea, but its just not practical. I think Im just gonna stick to the store bought stuff until I have a disposable income.
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Id love to see some of these recipes incorporate some natural preservatives in the future, because lets be real, 3 weeks for an entire jar of ketchup is not practical. All this is is exacerbating the food waste problem we already have.
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Please dont make mayonnaise with CANOLA OIL. your oil is the base flavor for your mayonnaise. Use sunflower oil or avocado oil if you want it to taste good. And dont use the egg white. only some yolks, itll last much longer
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Seems like you would have to base your meals around them just so they wouldnt go to waste. Neither i nor anyone in my household could eat that much mayonnaise or catsup in that amount of time still pretty interesting tho.
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I think homemade versions of popular restaurant sauces like the Big Mac sauce would be more interesting to watch. These common sauces are cheaper and easier to buy store versions of which also last longer.
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Thats no ketchup, thats bbq sauce. If you want ketchup just use white vinegar, white sugar, salt and tomato paste if you want it to resemble Heinz type ketchup. theres loads of easily googled recipes.
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