
Yucatán Peninsula, Mexico
Chiltomate
A Yucatecan salsa of roasted tomato, habanero, and sour orange.
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Yucatán Peninsula, Mexico
A Yucatecan salsa of roasted tomato, habanero, and sour orange.

Argentina
Argentina's signature sauce of finely chopped parsley, garlic, oregano, red pepper flakes, olive oil, and red wine vinegar. Served with asado, sausages, and grilled meats.

Oaxaca, Mexico
A smoky Oaxacan paste of ground chiles, salt, and sometimes shrimp, used as a seasoning.

Honduras
Chimol
Raw chopped tomato, onion, green pepper and coriander dressed with sour orange or lime, spooned onto grilled meat and beans.

United States
A sweet chocolate sauce thickened with flour and milk, spooned hot over biscuits — a Southern and Appalachian breakfast.

Poland
Polish grated horseradish, a pungent, spicy condiment served with meats, sausages, and eggs. A national staple, especially at Easter, white and sharp, served cold.

Sao Tome and Principe
Molho de Cacau
Unique Santomean sauce made from cocoa pulp; sweet-savory flavor; paired with fish or plantains; a sauce that showcases the islands' cocoa heritage; unlike anything else in world cuisine; the cocoa pulp sauce of Sao Tome; a creative use of the cacao fruit beyond chocolate.

French Polynesia
Taioro
Taioro is a fermented coconut sauce with a deep savoury flavour, used as a condiment or base for shellfish preparations such as pahua taioro.

England, United Kingdom
A fiercely hot yellow mustard from ground brown and white seed, sold as powder in a yellow tin or ready-mixed in a jar.

United States
A Mississippi dipping sauce of mayonnaise, chili sauce, and spices — creamy, tangy, and slightly hot.

DR Congo
Pili pili
A very hot chili pepper sauce served with nearly everything in the Congo; made from pili-pili peppers, onions, garlic, and oil; occasionally dried and sprinkled on fruit; the Congolese condiment that adds fire to any dish; listed in Wikipedia's Congolese cuisine; the heat of Central African cuisine; found at every table and street stall.

Georgia
Კინძმარი
A thin sauce of vinegar, water, crushed garlic and a great deal of chopped coriander, poured over grilled meat and fish.

United States
A sweet-tangy pickle relish of corn, peppers, onion, and celery in a vinegar brine.

Peru
The creamy green chili sauce served with Peruvian pollería chicken and sandwiches.

New Orleans, United States
A coarse, spicy brown mustard made with vinegar and horseradish, a Louisiana pantry staple.

Seychelles
Sos Kreol
Tomato-based sauce with onions, garlic, ginger, and Creole spices; used to accompany grilled fish, meat, and poultry; the foundational sauce of Seychellois cuisine; a versatile condiment that appears on nearly every plate; the essence of Creole flavour.

New Orleans, United States
A Louisiana tomato sauce simmered with onions, peppers, celery, garlic, and Creole seasonings.

United States
A Louisiana hot sauce of aged cayenne peppers and vinegar, milder and saltier than Tabasco.

England, United Kingdom
Cumberland sauce is a sharp redcurrant-and-orange sauce with port, served with game or ham.

Czech Republic
Tatarská omáčka
Tangy sauce of pickles, capers and mayonnaise served with fried cheese and fish.

North Sulawesi, Indonesia
Sambal Dabu-Dabu
Manado-style raw tomato chili salsa with lime, fresh and fiery, a North Sulawesi staple.

United Arab Emirates
دقوس
Daqoos is a spicy Emirati tomato sauce served with rice dishes, with fresh tomato flavor and a smooth, pourable consistency.

Kuwait
دقوس صبار
A daqoos made with dried aloe or cactus pulp for a sharp, faintly bitter edge, served with fish rather than meat.

Burgundy, France
Moutarde de Dijon
Strong smooth mustard from Dijon, made with verjus instead of vinegar.

Benin
A Beninese tomato, onion and pepper sauce cooked down until thick and intensely savoury.

Dominica
Pepper Sauce
Hot pepper sauce made from Scotch bonnet peppers, onions, garlic, vinegar, and local spices; an ever-present condiment in Dominican cuisine; sold at the Saturday Roseau Old Market; used on everything from fish to bakes; the pepper sauce of Dominica; the heat of the island; a versatile condiment.

Halifax, Canada
Sauce donair
Sweet garlicky sauce made from evaporated milk, sugar, vinegar, and garlic, essential accompaniment to Halifax donairs.

Togo
A Togolese peanut sauce cooked with aromatics and served with a staple dough or rice.

Germany
Düsseldorfer Mostert
Specialty from Düsseldorf since the early 18th century, malty brown mustard made with brown and yellow seeds.

Uganda
Ghee whipped with rock salt solution and cold water until it turns into a white, mousse-like sauce, served at Ankole ceremonies.

Bhutan
ཨེ་ཙེ།
Raw or roasted chillies pounded with tomato, cheese, coriander, onion and salt into a rough relish put on the table with every meal.

Guam
The essential Chamorro condiment; as ubiquitous in Guam as ketchup in America; a spicy sauce made with soy sauce, vinegar, onions, garlic, and hot peppers; spooned over meat, poultry, fish, and rice or used as a dipping sauce; found in every household and restaurant; variations include lemon-based and tuba vinegar versions.

Philippines
Patis
A clear, amber fish sauce, the liquid byproduct of bagoong fermentation, used as a seasoning and dipping sauce.

Sierra Leone
A thick vegetable sauce with eggplant, okra, kidney beans, tomatoes, and bouillon cube; served over rice; a hearty Guinean everyday dish.

Frankfurt, Germany
Frankfurter Grüne Soße
Cold green herb sauce from Frankfurt made with seven specific herbs, traditionally served with boiled eggs and potatoes.

United States
A Utah and Idaho condiment of ketchup and mayonnaise, sometimes with pickle relish.