Condiments can have a lot of added fillers, coloring, excess sweeteners as well as high levels of sodium! Here are some homemade make your own condiments recipes for the most commonly used condiments. Control exactly what’s in the recipe and save money by making your own rather than running to the store
What are Condiments?
Condiments are a sauce, spice, or specific preparation that is added to a dish, often after cooking, to enhance the flavor. It’s often complimentary to a dish, imparting additional flavor. Examples of the most common condiments include mustard, ketchup, and relish.
Make Your Own Condiments Index
- A1 Steak Sauce (copycat recipe)
- Arbys BBQ Sauce (copycat recipe)
- Basil Pesto
- Beef Gravy Mix
- Beef Seasoning Mix
- Beef Stew Seasoning Mix
- Boursin Cheese Spread Mix
- Buttermilk Dressing and Dip Mix
- Buttermilk Syrup
- Catalina Dressing
- Cheez Whiz
- Chi Chi’s Salsa
- Chicken Gravy Mix
- Chili sauce
- Chocolate Flavored Syrup – Sugar Free
- Cocktail Sauce
- Dijon Mustard
- Dill Vegetable Dip Mix
- Fast & Easy Marinara Sauce
- Fat Free Condensed Cream soup Mix
- Fiesta Dip Mix
- Flavored Syrups
- French Dressing Mix
- Ham Glaze
- Heinz Ketchup (Copycat Recipe)
- Hellman’s Mayonnaise
- Hidden Valley Ranch Dressing Mix
- Honey Dijon Mustard
- Honey Mustard Dressing
- Hot Fudge Sauce
- Italian Herb Salad Dressing
- Ketchup
- Kitchen Bouquet Clone
- Liss Favorite Italian Dressing Mix
- Low Calorie Salad Dressing Mix
- Marinara Sauce
- Maple Nut Butter
- Maple Syrup
- Marzipan
- McDonalds Big Mac Sauce
- McDonalds Hot Mustard Sauce
- Miracle Whip
- Non-Stick Vegetable Spray
- Onion Soup/Dip Mix
- Relish
- Salsa Mix in a Jar
- Sun-dried Tomato Dip
- Sweetened Condensed Milk
- Tami’s Special Burn Your Lips Off Guacamole
- Tartar Sauce
- Tartar Sauce #2
- Thousand Island Salad Dressing Mix
- Very Cheap Easy Mayo
- Zucchini Relish
- White Sauce Mix
- Whole Wheat Mushroom Sauce Mix
- Whole Wheat White Sauce Mix
MYO Pickles
I’ve often wondered is it cheaper to make your own condiments, and I’ve come to the conclusion that it definitely is. If you happen to forget to add something to the grocery list and you need it in a pinch, it is cheaper and more time efficient to quickly whip up a batch than it is to get in the car, drive to the store, look for the item, pay for it, drive home, etc. Between the waste of gas and the likelyhood of spending money on other items you didn’t need, it’s much less wasteful to make them at home.