Just got these bad boys – what’s the best way to taste test them to compare? Was thinking over some nice bbq’d bread or similar

by BigHelloToYou

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  1. some_asshat

    A bowl of rice with a teaspoon of that is so nice.

    I’m always trying chili crisps on crackers. It’s usually fairly mild.

  2. PunishMePepperXDaddy

    I threw it in steamed and fried rice once since rice has a neutral flavor.

  3. stripedarrows

    I love tossing them both right on top of a just cracked egg.

    Not sure how you’d taste test it, it’s just my favorite way of eating it. Rice is probably best.

  4. rebelevenmusic

    I like putting it on my salads, gyros, and hummus

  5. BkkReady

    Hard boiled egg, sliced in half, one spoonful on each side.

  6. SerialExperimentKyle

    As a dip with something that won’t overpower the flavor would be my choice

  7. Time-Obligation-8997

    I like it on my ramen. Don’t be afraid of using a big scoop of it— it’s really mild spice-wise but still tasty 

  8. discordianofslack

    I’d recommend using your face holes.

  9. Electrical-Dust-8022

    I’ve had mine for a long while. Eh

  10. mrdeworde

    White rice and egg with that’d be the quintessential Chinese “dorm room” meal.

  11. On some mini wontons with some soy sauce, black vinegar, and cilantro.

  12. Zealousideal_Lemon22

    What is BBQ’d bread? Is it better than toast?

  13. Richard1583

    I once ate 3 spoonfuls of the chili and oil. It’s bomb as hell

  14. buttcheeksmasher

    Make your favorite and most stabile Asian dish. Add a sponge full. I love doing fried rice with a fried egg and a tad of this bad boy.

  15. Snikclesfritz

    Seen someone post this the other week. Grabbed it. This shit is some dope! 🔥🔥🔥🔥

  16. NVSuave

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  17. FeedDaSarlacc

    Hear me out, peanut butter and jelly sandwich with chili crisp

  18. BudgetInteraction811

    Does anyone else here know if I got a bad batch or if it’s supposed to taste like the oil went rancid? I bought it for the first time and I was appalled at the taste of the oil carrying the spices. It seriously tasted like it went off.

  19. Raphton84

    Expat living in China: go-to sauce for anything that tastes a bit dull. If a veggie dish is a bit too plain for my taste: I add a spoon of it. Also goes very well with minced pork. I also mix it very often with soy sauce and vinegar to dip dumplings in.

    But to compare? Maybe on a piece of bread or chicken or dumpling yeah if you can get some where you live.

  20. GoodFlower_420

    Toasted sourdough. Avocado slices with sunny side up egg on top. Dress it with coriander, spring onion, kecap manis and chilli crisp. Absolutely banging breakfast!

  21. JoshDropThatBass

    Best blank canvas for these is white rice. Amazing. I don’t know if I can ever eat rice without these, now.

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