Regional Condiments: Share Your Local Favorites

Condiments don't get a lot of love. They're almost never the star player in a favorite dish. But when you can't get your hands on a particular condiment or seasoning, then you really begin to notice how much flavor they contribute. We've heard from our readers that Southerners are particularly proud of their Duke's mayonnaise, but we know there are a lot of other regional condiments -- and we want you to brag about them.

Click through the slideshow below to see our readers' favorite regional condiments. And if you don't see yours, submit it!

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[Vita Voyager]

01:23 PM on 05/23/2012

Scotch Bonnet Sauce in the Caribbean! www.vitavoyager.blogspot.com

[MaryinNM]

01:05 AM on 05/21/2012

Here in NM, we ask, "Red, Green or Christmas?" Chile, that is. The perfect condiment to pretty much everything. Amazing flavor and really good for you!

[Astra Beaujolais]

12:31 AM on 05/21/2012

Seriously, New York is represented by Mustard and not Rochester's Steve T sauce?

[Sandi K H H]

08:39 AM on 05/20/2012

Johnny's Seasoning Salt, made in a restaurant in WA state. My mom used to haul jars of it home to MN and AZ in her suitcase. Now sold in 40 states (although by limited sources), it's spreading!

[2012TP]

06:02 PM on 05/18/2012

Glad to see Texas Pete on here versus NC BBQ sauce. Love some Texas over just about everything except ice cream and PB&J sandwiches. I like the way it has less of a vinegar taste compared to other hot sauces.

[Donna Lillard]

05:24 PM on 05/18/2012

Bone Lee's hot sauce in Florida is the Best

[luckylily88]

11:42 AM on 05/18/2012

Green chile sauce from New Mexico! There are a lot of brands that do it well, but my personal favorite of the store bought is Bueno. It goes on absolutely everything here: enchiladas, tamales, fries, burgers, eggs...

[cardiaccare]

10:52 AM on 05/18/2012

Ned's Own.....from Crisfield', Silver Spring, Md.

[mjmathis]

10:39 AM on 05/18/2012

Bone Lee Tadpole Hot Sauce from South Florida is the BEST!!!!

[AlluringFiasco]

05:58 PM on 05/17/2012

Carolina is spelled incorrectly in the title

[barryl7523]

04:13 PM on 05/17/2012

White Bar B Que Sauce - Northern Alabama

[Bone Lee Tadpole]

03:04 PM on 05/17/2012

A South Florida Original...!!!!!! Cayenne based Hot Sauce that is All Natural, Gluten Free and Low Sodium...!!!!

http://hotandtastyllc.com

[J Paul Abrams]

07:05 PM on 05/17/2012

@nephewsbbq loves it....

[Darlene Eccleston King]

02:15 PM on 05/17/2012

Dales Steak Seasoning...Alabama

[HowlingVoyager]

02:03 PM on 05/17/2012

It may have a bit more of a broader fan base across the country than in the past, but 'Old Bay Seasoning' should still be considered regional. Originally from Maryland, it's the most awesome substitute for salt and pepper and goes with everything from fries to seafood... did I mention fries?

http://www.oldbay.com/OLD-BAY-Story.aspx

[2012TP]

07:21 PM on 05/17/2012

Love it on popcorn.

[cardiaccare]

10:54 AM on 05/18/2012

Our French exchange student took home 2 containers of it!

[luckylily88]

11:40 AM on 05/18/2012

Fabulous on french fries! :-)

[belladio]

02:01 PM on 05/17/2012

I'm a big fan of the mustards - NY's Weber's (all varieties I've tried) and Bertman's Ballpark from Ohio are awesome! Another Ohio favorite of mine for mustards, condiments, and other deliciousness is Robert Rothschild Farm.