Condiment

/ˈkɑːndɪmənt/
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Cultural Varieties

Condiments vary widely by culture; what's common in one country may be unheard of in another.

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While soy sauce is a common condiment in Japan, in Argentina, chimichurri is more prevalent.
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Serving Etiquette

Condiments are often served separately, allowing individuals to add according to their taste preference.

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The mustard was served on the side as a condiment for the hot dogs.
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Confusing Terms

Be careful not to confuse 'condiment' with 'ingredient'; condiments are added after cooking.

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Salt used during cooking is an ingredient, but when sprinkled on top at the table, it's a condiment.
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