Costcos in South Korea have found that chopped onions – intended to be served on top of hot dogs or sandwiches – have become a popular dish on their own, with diners eating mounds of plain onions or mixing them with ketchup and mustard. What topping, if any, would you eat on its own? Choose all that apply.

Costcos in South Korea have found that chopped onions – intended to be served on top of hot dogs or sandwiches – have become a popular dish on their own, with diners eating mounds of plain onions or mixing them with ketchup and mustard. What topping, if any, would you eat on its own? Choose all that apply. Published on September 20, 2017 → Survey conducted on September 20, 2017 on 3423 U.S. adults

All adults

Region

Gender

Politics

Age

Chopped onions

19%

Salsa

30%

Relish

13%

Chutney

Horseradish

Honey

27%

Jelly/jam

23%

Butter

10%

Cream cheese

24%

Other

I would not eat any of these

34%

Chopped onions

19%

Salsa

30%

Relish

13%

Chutney

Horseradish

Honey

27%

Jelly/jam

23%

Butter

10%

Cream cheese

24%

Other

I would not eat any of these

34%

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