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Beyond the Bottle: Eight Extreme Condiment Delivery Methods Condiment Dispensers Gone Wild
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Timid eaters may scatter at the sight of a glob of mayo or the sound of a whizz of Sriracha. But for many lunch-lovers, sandwiches are just a means of delivering condiments to their rightful resting place. If you fall into the latter category of eater

The Sriracha spray bottle: useful for dressing up bahn mi or as an alternative to pepper spray.
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This ketchup (or mustard!) dispenser marries two uniquely American symbols: hot dogs and firearms.
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You never know: This might save one minute while preparing toast in the morning.
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Even condiments need a vacation sometimes. Not particularly practical, but cute nonetheless.
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At first glance, these mayonnaise jars look like your typical coffee-and-celery-seed-flavored luxury line. What makes Empire Mayo extreme? Its decision to open up New York City's first mayonnaise-only boutiqu

That syringe is full of Ranch dressing. Rather than make a mess of her daughter's lunchbox by pre-slathering carrot sticks in Ranch, one blogging mom says she experienced a "flas

A flowing fountain of ketchup might be just the answer to the condiment dispensing dilemma at your next awards banquet, quinceañera or bar mitzvah.
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The Australian condiment Vegemite is probably the most bad-ass condiment out there. (It's a byproduct of beer, after all.) You either love it or you can't stand it, but either way, the smell is strong enough that this is one condiment you'
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