• Jarix@lemmy.world
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    You can often find these at certain stalls in your local seasonal German/Bavarian Christmas market/villages.

    Usually ones that sell hamhocks

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    I’m fine with the condiment udders, but these fools made the containers of mustard and mayo the same color. Madness!

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      At least they’re labelled.

      McDonald’s just colour code their condiments, which is great unless you’re colorblind in which case they’re indistinguishable.

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          Hah!

          I imagine a practical version would basically be 2 or 3 or 4 of those kinds of squeeze bottles that are connected via a joining nozzle, and then basically one uh ‘nipple tube’ after that.

          Something like this shape, though this specifically is for 3d printers… presumably you could join together like chemistry lab tubing in something like this shape, with the right expoy?

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          This reminds me of once when I went to Arby’s. (I know it’s popular to hate on them, but other than being expensive I consider them fine.) The server, intending to offer me an array of sauces, asked me “Arby’s ketchup horsey?” It took me a moment to even parse that that was a question, let alone what was being asked.

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              TBH, my wife loves and I enjoy Arby’s sauce, but I’ve never tried horsey sauce. I hate horseradish and, due to the name, associate them.

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    If one of those was filled with Horsey Sauce I would suckle like a newborn calf.

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      LOL! We you the one who wrote the brilliant review of Arby’s steak bites?

      I share your passion, but for the red sauce instead. Only reason I go to that place.

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      Somewhere hidden they probably also have “Curry ketchup”.

      In NL you could get Joppiesaus, probably also satesaus and other sauces or a combination like oorlog (war).

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        I’m indigenous Canadian … Ojibway and I speak my language fluently, it’s actually my first language.

        A few years ago Hienz in Canada came up with a new condiment mixing ketchup and mayonnaise … they called it MAYOCHUP

        The best part was that in the Ojibway and Cree languages (our two languages are very closely related) … mayochup, translates as ‘Shit Face’

        May is our word for feces, or shit … tacking on the ending “chup” implies that the word is in reference to a person’s face … shit+face = shitface

        I still see it on store shelves once in a while and I ask my non native friends if they want some Shitface.

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          Sounds tasty :D

          In Germany all the “Vicks” go under the name “Wick” because “Vicks” phonetically sounds like “Ficks” or “Fick’s” when read in German (“Ficks” = “fucks” / “Fick’s” “fuck it”) or if read in English like “Wichs” which basically means “Jerk off”. Especially combined with Vaporub could cause some … irritation

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        23 hours ago

        I live in Europe and I’ve seen them in almost every hot dog shop (“korvkiosk” in Swedish) I’v been to.

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          Sure, but my point is that Europe isn’t a monolith, just because people didn’t see that before doesn’t mean they’re Americans.

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      I live in Australia, but have travelled a bit. First time I saw these was at an Oktoberfest event in the UK a year or so ago. I asked where the sauce was and the server pointed at the “udders”. Having never seen anything like it before I just looked right past them, not expecting the sauce bottles to be hanging from the ceiling.

      But now I’ve seen them, I love it!

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    Dirty Human hands will be yanking on my mayonnaise tube until a white sauce comes out that they stick in their mouths and masticate with…

    That is all I’ll say…

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      This is often seen at events here, used behind the tray only, to squeeze sauce on the cardboard thingy. Entirely hygienic. Never seen that for use by customers.

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    I’ve seen the condiment udders in the U.S.

    It was at Knoebels Amusement Resort in Pennsylvania.