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Technically the only difference is the name, as most people use them enter-changeably, but, for the sake of classification, dips typically refer to creamier condiments (usually with sour cream or cream cheese) and salsa typically is a vegetable-based condiment (with tomatoes or tomatillos). Also, salsa can also be served over the top of certain dishes (like relish). For example: Fresh Corn Salsa over Grilled Fish.
Marinara sauce is less watery than salsa. Salsa is spicier as expected. Marinara is obviously the better choice for pasta, whereas salsa is the better choice for toast and chips.
relishn 1. (= enthusiasm) entusiasmo mto do sth with relish, hacer algo de buena ganato eat sth with relish, comer algo con apetito2. (= sauce) salsa f
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Tomato relish and salsa are very tasty on hot dogs.
Salsa as a kind of sauce, derives from a Latin word, same spelling, meaning 'condiment'. In American/Spanish it is a kind of relish containing chopped up ingredients and this is a 20th Century word.
"Chutney" is a Raw GROUNDED Mixture of Some Ingredients and "SAUCE" is an Boiled or Processed mixture of Some Ingredients which can be Preserved for Longer Time as compared to Chutney.
To relish one's freedom is to value it highly. To relish IN one's freedom is to be enjoying it intensely.
The difference lies in the composition of the salsa:The US version is mildly spicy, composed of tomatoes and one or two - if any at all - jalapeno peppers.Mexican version is usually pretty spicy, including at least four serrano peppers which makes them difficult to eat for most foreigners.
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