what condiments to bring on thru hike

[bushcraft]

Salt, bullion cubes and some honey

[4Bears]

Garlic Pepper or Mrs Dash, bullion, hot sauce, maybe honey.

[Don H]

If I could only figure out how to get crabs on the trail. (let's see how long some comes up with a witty retort for that one).

Took about 7 minutes, a new record!

[PaperCrane]

For the sake of argument, "curry powder" is a combination of spices and totally different in ingredients from one recipe to the next.
There is no such thing as a curry bush or a curry tree.

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Curry_Tree
wonder if any grow along the AT?

[Double Wide]

I don't care how hungry you are, Lemon Pepper does *not* go well on oatmeal. Trust me on this.

[Whack-a-mole]

Taco bell hot sauce packets are really handy around dinner time. For the crabs of the cooking variety, try some Zattarans seasoning.

[sbhikes]

I carried condiments and spices for over 2000 miles and never used them. Exception is mayonnaise and curry powder but that's because they were part of my special cous-cous and tuna concoction that I made up.

[hikehunter]

Season Salt, pepper, the little tabasco sauce from "World Market" , onion flakes, and butter flakes. I change these as I change my menu.

[Don H]

Mustard in the little foil packs. One or two packs relieves leg cramps.

[mtnkngxt]

Justin's Nut Butter packs
Relish for Tuna
Hot Sauce
Mustard
Olive Oil
Cocoa Powder