Thats particularly true for condiments.

For example, a bottle of ketchup will last me months.

Making your own condiments is cheaper than an extra trip to the grocery store and definitely less wasteful.

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Homemade Ketchup

This easy ketchup recipe bySweet Phiis a lifesaver.

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This 72-serving recipe is perfect for a fancier dinner party or a regular cookout.

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Costing about $2 to make, this mustard recipe is hard to beat.

One batch yields about 14 servings, so this three-ingredient recipe is sure to come in handy.

And it’s possible for you to use your own homemade mustard and ketchup!

Tartar Sauce

This is my go-to tartar sauce recipe any time fish is on the menu.

At roughly 30 cents for five servings, its hard to beat.

And if you dont have an mayonnaise on hand, weve got a recipe for that too!

Buffalo Sauce

Buffalo sauce is something I rarely eat, unless its with chicken wings.

That said, this recipe fromGrowing Up Gabelis great for a spontaneous wing night.

As with all of these recipes, this three-serving Buffalo sauce recipe is really easy to tweak.

If you tend to like more garlic, throw in an extra teaspoon.

If you like some kick to your Buffalo sauce, splash in a little extra hot sauce.

That way, youre getting exactly what you want for only $1.30.

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Mayonnaise

Youll see variants of this mayo recipe everywhere, but I like to keep it simple.

Its quick and easy, makes no mess and only costs about $2.60 for 26 servings.

The base is one part balsamic vinegar and two parts olive oil.

From there, feel free to leave out what you dont want and add in what you do!

Throw everything in a mason jar, shake it up and voila!

Marinara Sauce

This is another great mason jar recipe my family often uses.

Its great for pizza, pasta, bread you name it.

If youre feeling creative, this is another recipe you could dress up or down.

Hummus

Although not strictly a condiment, this hummus is great on sandwiches, crackers, chips, etc.

Throw some extra spices on top, and you dont even miss the tahini!

Tzatziki Sauce

I love tzatziki sauce, but its not something I come across at the store very often.

Condiments are an easy thing to spend money on because theyre pretty cheap already.

But I think we all know that a couple dollars here and there adds up.

Grace Cooper is a contributor to The Penny Hoarder.

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