6 Tasty New Burger Condiments

Move beyond the ketchup-mustard-relish trio this grilling season with these spicy new burger condiment ideas.

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On autopilot when prepping your patty? Wake up! A word of spicy flavour awaits you with these cool Canadian condiment choices, infused with the tastes of tomato pesto, pepper, dijon, bacon, and more.

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1. Wild Blueberry Pepper Spread

1. Wild Blueberry Pepper Spread

Wild Blueberry Pepper Spread from Galloping Cows of Cape Breton, Nova Scotia, features the triple kick of fiery habaneros, jalapeños and sweet red peppers.

(Photos – Photographer: Hans Laurendeau/Shootstudio; Culinary Styling: Blake Mackay; Assistant: Charles-Antoine Auger)

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2. Sun-Dried Tomato Pesto

2. Sun-Dried Tomato Pesto

A balm for the gardenless, Quebec-based Maison Le Grand‘s Sun-Dried Tomato Pesto is packed with the vibrant flavours of tomatoes, fresh garlic and Romano cheese.

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3. Double C Dijon

3. Double C Dijon

Kozlik‘s has been in the mustard business for over 60 years, so the Toronto company’s popular Double C Dijon has time on its side. Made with both cracked and ground Canadian-grown mustard seed for double the crunch, a little dab goes a long way.

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4. Bacon Marmalade Spread

4. Bacon Marmalade Spread

Behold PC Black Label Bacon Marmalade Spread, the Loblaws twist on this season’s hottest condiment (it’s bacon jam, people). Savoury bacon meets its perfect match in sweet sautéed onions, tangy vinegar and subtle spices.

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5. Rosemary Balsamic Reduction

5. Rosemary Balsamic Reduction

Produced in Whistler, B.C., with balsamic vinegar from Modena, Italy, Nonna Pia‘s infused Rosemary Balsamic Reduction is a thick and velvety-rich treat.

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6. Aged Cheddar and Chipotle Dip

6. Aged Cheddar and Chipotle Dip

While not technically a condiment, the Aged Cheddar and Chipotle Dip from Summer Fresh of Woodbridge, Ontario, makes a terrific topper – the smoky heat of chipotle peppers balances creamy cheddar sharpness.

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