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Isn’t Lao Gan Ma like 30+ years earlier on this ?

• alephnerd 3y ago
  They use "Chili Crisp", not "Chili Oil".
  • coolsunglasses 3y ago
    There's no difference, you can go look at an Amazon listing for Lao Gan Ma and it says this: "Lao Gan Ma Spicy Chili Crisp (Chili Oil Sauce)"
    • alephnerd 3y ago
      The English language branding on the jar says "Chili Crisp". I'm literally looking at it in my pantry right now because now I wanna make Laoganma and Peanut Butter Toast
      • coffeebeqn 3y ago
        Is that a good sandwich ?
        • alephnerd 3y ago
          Yep. Anything with 香辣脆 is great. PB+Ham or Turkey+Pickle+Cheddar is great as well
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      • reaperman 3y ago
        They use both terms, "Chili Oil" as well as "Chili Crisp", for slightly different products. I also prefer "Spicy Chili Crisp" but I'd still be happy using "Chili Oil with Fermented Soybeans" in its place for pretty much any dish. Their entirely product lineup has: - "SPICY CHILI CRISP" - "CHILI OIL WITH FERMENTED SOYBEANS" - "HOT CHILI SAUCE" - "FRIED CHILI IN OIL" - "SPICY BEAN PASTE" - "OIL CHILI CONDIMENTS W/MUSHROOM" - "TOMATO CHILI SAUCE" - "PICKLED CHILI"
        • namdnay 3y ago
          There’s the peanut one too!