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(#1) Butter
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(#2) Ketchup
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(#3) Hot sauce
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(#4) Mustard
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(#5) Mayonnaise
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(#6) Barbecue sauce
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(#7) Salsa
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(#8) Salad Dressing
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(#9) Dill Pickles
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(#10) Cream cheese
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(#11) Soy sauce
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(#12) Milk
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(#13) Garlic
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(#14) Lemon juice
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(#15) Honey Mustard
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(#16) Dijon mustard
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(#17) Ranch dressing
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(#18) strawberry jam
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(#19) Jelly
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(#20) Worcestershire sauce
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(#21) Brown mustard
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(#22) A1 Steak Sauce
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(#23) Whipped cream
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(#24) Pickle Relish
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(#25) Peanut butter
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(#26) Tabasco sauce
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(#27) Teriyaki sauce
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(#28) Jam
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(#29) Pickles
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(#30) Horseradish
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(#31) Franks Red Hot
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(#32) Tartar sauce
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(#33) Sriracha sauce
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(#34) Sweet and Sour Sauce
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(#35) Cholula
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(#36) Vinegar
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(#37) Cocktail sauce
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(#38) Salsa Con Queso
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(#39) Tapatio
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(#40) Margerine
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(#41) Apple butter
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(#42) Half and half
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(#43) Miracle Whip
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(#44) Hoisin sauce
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(#45) Vanilla
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(#46) Plum sauce
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(#47) Lea and Perrins
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(#48) HP Sauce
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(#49) Caper
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(#50) Salad cream
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The refrigerator door is the warmest place in the entire refrigerator and is easy to access. Many people are used to placing foods that can be stored at room temperature or are about to be eaten, such as beverages and juices after opening, condiments are also very common in the refrigerator door, but remember that even for condiments, the shelf life is limited.
Refrigerators not only have areas designed for different foods but also different temperature zones. If you put foods in the wrong position, the food may deteriorate quickly. Here we introduce 50 kinds of condiments that are suitable for the refrigerator door, all of which are commonly used.
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