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Q: What goes in to your hot pot dipping sauce?

Silly question I know, but I really like hot pot and I'm looking to branch out with what kinds of dipping sauces I use. I normally choose sesame sauce with a bit of garlic, spicy oil and some chives, but I'm sure there are more adventurous things I could try. What kinds of combos have you come up with?

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My favorite combo is ginger, garlic and soy sauce.

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Oyster sauce, soy sauce, fresh chili peppers, garlic, cilantro..

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Soy Sauce, Chilli, Coriander, and the secret ingredient?

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Peanut butter!

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bones, heads and feet

I never had hotpot that I liked.
I bolied down a duck head I got in hotpot once. I have the skull mounted in a plastic case in my bookcase, with a made in China sticker on it.
How do squeamish people react to Chinese food?

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tahini and the broth of the hotpot soup!!

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simple and fast to mix - peanutbutter, seasame oil, fermented tofu

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