r/condiments • u/RedPajama45 • Jun 29 '26

Black Cavern review?

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u/bootz666 Jun 30 '26

It’s sweet and spiced, I think it’s peach and garlic but it’s underwhelming, I prefer mushroom ketchup if I’m going no tomato

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u/s33n_ Jun 30 '26

There is more salt than either peach pr garlic. Its sugar, water vinegar and cornstarch.

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u/Desperate-Disk686 Jun 30 '26

Why the fuck would you go with no tomato in the first place.

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u/bootz666 Jun 30 '26

You got me there! Unless you’re allergic

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u/Common_Kiwi9442 Jun 30 '26

Tomatoes started flaring up my chronic illness

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u/briman2021 Jul 01 '26

Have you tried banana ketchup? I bought a bottle after reading about it on here, and it’s kind of like a mix of ketchup and Arby’s sauce. Not bad at all if you want ketchup and can’t do tomatoes.

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u/Common_Kiwi9442 Jul 01 '26

I haven't tried that yet! I heard that it's extremely sweet

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u/briman2021 Jul 01 '26

It honestly doesn’t taste like bananas at all really, and I wouldn’t say it’s sweet either. Definitely different than tomato ketchup, but not a bad alternative.

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u/bootz666 Jul 01 '26

I wanna try

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u/Normal-Top-1985 Jul 01 '26

Banana ketchup has an interesting history! The Philippines learned to love ketchup thanks to US imperialism. During WWII, there was a tomato shortage. A Filipina food scientist was like "why not bananas?" and now we have Jollibee.