difference between condiments and accompaniments

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Condiments are used to enhance the flavor of food, while accompaniments are served alongside the main dish to complement it.

Condiments are added to food to give it more flavor, such as ketchup, mustard, or hot sauce.
Accompaniments are served alongside the main dish to complement it, such as bread, rice, or vegetables.
Condiments are usually added by the diner themselves, while accompaniments are served by the chef.
Condiments are often used in small amounts, while accompaniments are served in larger portions.
Examples of condiments include salt, pepper, and vinegar, while examples of accompaniments include mashed potatoes, coleslaw, and garlic bread.

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