condiment

• Is there a difference in the meaning of the word condiment between British and American English?Better Half and I have visited this particular transatlantic chasm.
• While the tomato variety has given ketchup a run as top condiment, there's no end to the combinations of vegetables, fruits and chiles that can make a great salsa. —  Durangoherald.com
• You can add leftover ham to soups or stews, stir it into pasta or risotto - until, by the end, you're using the last morsels like a condiment, adding tiny scraps of punchy, salty flavour to scrambled eggs and omelettes. —  The Guardian World News
• When we talked to you in 2006, you preferred griddled, cheeseless burgers, mustard as your condiment, and medium for good beef and medium-rare for "sushi-quality chopped beef." —  A Hamburger Today
• Aside from it's culinary uses as a condiment, new and more interesting findings have emerged about its role in helping to improve the lives of many ill people. —  Find Free Articles - ArticlesBase

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