this is what I get for asking my husband to pick up some necessities at the grocery store
this is what I get for asking my husband to pick up some necessities at the grocery store
by Wonderful-Run5596
28 Comments
Motor_Telephone8595
Have you tried it? I’m curious about this condiment
xxirish83x
works in a pinch but I still prefer it all separate.
zydeco100
Yeah, no.
Raccoala
It’s fun to give as a gift along with giardiniera, sport peppers and neon relish for folks who have moved away. More fun than delicious, but not bad either.
rhoswhen
Ahhh!!!
DessertFlowerz
Hm. I’d imagine it’s sour/vinegar taste? I’d try it.
gauriemma
This could actually be a game changer for me. I love all of the flavors in a Chicago dog—I’m just not always a fan of the “mouth feel” of some of the ingredients. (I love the flavor of pepper, I just don’t always like eating an actual pepper. Same with tomatoes and onions.)
EnvironmentalTone344
The Gangster Sauce is 😘👌
italianbeefman
PMM?
DarthBen_in_Chicago
I’ve gifted this to family before.
Comfortable-Yak7286
You’re a lucky woman.
SensibleBrownPants
You married up, lady.
Fuckingpicksomething
Ew
Wonderful-Run5596
UPDATE! Tried it tonight on burgers. Smells vinegary and a little heavy on the celery salt (the best of the toppings, imo, anyway). The first bite hits exactly like the first bite of a dog. Piquant flavors of the peppers and onions dominate, but dissipate pretty quickly, leaving the sweetness of the relish and tomatoes. But unlike a dog, the novelty of this condiment wears off and wears thin and you’re left with a runny concoction that looks like what could happen after eating too many Chicago dogs.
Likes: efficient, fast, single condiment that gets the job done.
Dislikes: a little too spicy to me, a little too sweet to my husband. I’m not surprised the ratio of ingredients is off seeing as it’s literally a pulverized topping bar in a jar.
I do appreciate the ease of this and how it could give the flavor of all of the toppings to eaters with texture sensitivities. Also love the ability to stick this in a Welcome to Chicago gift, even if just for laughs. Not for me, but I love the idea!
And yes. I agree. I am a lucky woman who married way out of her league. If you think this is good, you should see what he brings home from Costco.
Capital_Connection67
I saw this for sale at Gene’s and was very tempted but I had a feeling it was too gimmicky.
datlat24
It’s great. Picked one up from Paulina the other day
ras1187
Did they rip off Duck Inn?
Legitimate_Abies6717
This is a solid co worker gift. I appreciate the idea 😂
Dmnkly
Ugh… might as well just stick the whole dog in a blender.
Global-Nectarine4417
I’ve been here about 15 years and never seen it. What is it made of/what does it taste like?
Slim9597
I can’t support products with lazy, inaccurate skyline silhouettes on their packaging.
veggie_pizza
Which grocery store? Ive been trying to find it in store without having to order it online.
mrbooze
As a condiment for other condiment purposes, I like it. It’s obviously not a substitute for the real thing on a real Chicago Dog.
It’s also decent, more mustardy, but same not something I would consider a substitute for the real thing. I like to use this and the Chicago Sauce above on sandwiches sometimes.
28 Comments
Have you tried it? I’m curious about this condiment
works in a pinch but I still prefer it all separate.
Yeah, no.
It’s fun to give as a gift along with giardiniera, sport peppers and neon relish for folks who have moved away. More fun than delicious, but not bad either.
Ahhh!!!
Hm. I’d imagine it’s sour/vinegar taste? I’d try it.
This could actually be a game changer for me. I love all of the flavors in a Chicago dog—I’m just not always a fan of the “mouth feel” of some of the ingredients. (I love the flavor of pepper, I just don’t always like eating an actual pepper. Same with tomatoes and onions.)
The Gangster Sauce is 😘👌
PMM?
I’ve gifted this to family before.
You’re a lucky woman.
You married up, lady.
Ew
UPDATE! Tried it tonight on burgers. Smells vinegary and a little heavy on the celery salt (the best of the toppings, imo, anyway). The first bite hits exactly like the first bite of a dog. Piquant flavors of the peppers and onions dominate, but dissipate pretty quickly, leaving the sweetness of the relish and tomatoes. But unlike a dog, the novelty of this condiment wears off and wears thin and you’re left with a runny concoction that looks like what could happen after eating too many Chicago dogs.
Likes: efficient, fast, single condiment that gets the job done.
Dislikes: a little too spicy to me, a little too sweet to my husband. I’m not surprised the ratio of ingredients is off seeing as it’s literally a pulverized topping bar in a jar.
I do appreciate the ease of this and how it could give the flavor of all of the toppings to eaters with texture sensitivities. Also love the ability to stick this in a Welcome to Chicago gift, even if just for laughs. Not for me, but I love the idea!
And yes. I agree. I am a lucky woman who married way out of her league. If you think this is good, you should see what he brings home from Costco.
I saw this for sale at Gene’s and was very tempted but I had a feeling it was too gimmicky.
It’s great. Picked one up from Paulina the other day
Did they rip off Duck Inn?
This is a solid co worker gift. I appreciate the idea 😂
Ugh… might as well just stick the whole dog in a blender.
I’ve been here about 15 years and never seen it. What is it made of/what does it taste like?
I can’t support products with lazy, inaccurate skyline silhouettes on their packaging.
Which grocery store? Ive been trying to find it in store without having to order it online.
As a condiment for other condiment purposes, I like it. It’s obviously not a substitute for the real thing on a real Chicago Dog.
Another company makes [Windy City Sauce](https://livezesti.com/products/windy-city-sauce-chicago-style-hot-dog-sauce) which is a heavy mustard sauce also with some Chicago Dog ingredients
It’s also decent, more mustardy, but same not something I would consider a substitute for the real thing. I like to use this and the Chicago Sauce above on sandwiches sometimes.
The bigger winner is the [Chicago Fry Sauce](https://bigforkbrands.com/products/chicago-fry-dipping-sauce) for me. It’s good for fries, a generic single sauce for burgers, etc.
Chicago sauce is mild sauce not whatever the hell that is
We really like it.
Pass. The fun part of the garden is all the different textures. I had this once.. that was enough for me.
What’s that building sitting under the letter u in the silhouette of this logo? Hard pass from me purely on an architectural level
that shit fucking suckssssss.