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Established 2013
Frequently Asked Questions
So many questions that need answers! We have answered ten questions about B.O.D. below. However, if you have a question you do not see in our huge list, you can always resort to our Contact Us page to forward it to us, and we will do our best to get you an answer!
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What foods is B.O.D. good on?
As a condiment, the list of things that B.O.D. is good on will probably never stop growing. In general, people find it compliments meats, fish, seafood, eggs, potatoes, pastas, pizzas, soups, chilies, and vegetables. And many have been pleasantly surprised when they try it on fruits or desserts.
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What foods is B.O.D. good in?
Recipes for foods in which B.O.D. makes a great ingredient could fill volumes. Please visit our 'Recipes' page to view recipes contributed by B.O.D. users. Be sure to check back periodically to view any new listings, and if you have a favorite recipe you would like to have considered for possible inclusion in the list, instructions for submission can also be accessed from the 'Recipes' page.
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So, does B.O.D. make everything taste better?
The answer to that will differ for each individual user. But, there is a remote possibility that making such a broad statement could be a slight exaggeration for a tiny minority of people. For example, it is possible that if former president George Bush, Sr. put B.O.D. on his vegetables, he still might not like broccoli. But then again, maybe he would!
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Why does B.O.D. cost more than sauces I see at the supermarket?
As is always the case, the price of any product generally reflects what it offers and its cost of production. There is more than a grain of truth in the old axiom that 'you get what you pay for'. When considering cost, remember that B.O.D. is primarily a condiment, used in relatively small quantities. From that perspective, its cost is tiny when compared to the enjoyment it contributes to your eating experience!
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Why is B.O.D. so much better than other sauces I have tried?
The factors that make B.O.D. so much better begins with its particular combination of ingredients, not found in any other sauce, and their proportions in the B.O.D. formula. B.O.D.'s bold, unique flavor begins with an exclusive blend of peppers. But the B.O.D. flavor building concept goes further, because its formula includes far more pepper than you will find in more typical sauces. And yes, there are more differences . . . but that's part of the Dragon's mystique! You wouldn't expect him to tell you everything, would you?
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What options are available for purchasing B.O.D.?
In general, products made by Breath of the Dragon Foods can be purchased throughout the country, either on Amazon.com, or directly from us. A link provided on the Home Page will take you directly to them. In the Pacific Northwest there are local retailers that stock B.O.D. Retailers with a website are listed and identified as sellers on the Links page.
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Is B.O.D. the only product made by Breath of the Dragon Foods?
B.O.D. is an acronym for Breath of the Dragon. It was the nickname used colloquially by its many users during the nineteen years preceding the start of commercial production, and the name stuck! B.O.D. is the product for which the company was founded, and is its namesake. It is the company's flagship product, and currently its only product. However, other products are already under development. One you might want watch for is F.O.D., short for Fire of the Dragon. The name is a subtle hint about a slight change in its character. So, be sure to stay tuned to the website for announcements!
Is B.O.D. American?
B.O.D. is 'Made in America' and we consider it an American product. Absolutely as many ingredients as possible are American. However, ingredients needed to make B.O.D. which are not available from American producers must be sourced from where they originate.
Does B.O.D. have any political characteristics?
No! Political characteristics would imply that people are divided over B.O.D. But research has actually shown that they are truly unified! In fact, nearly everyone who tries B.O.D. chooses B.O.D. It is true, however, that the same research did also confirm that more people do, in fact, use B.O.D. 'liberally' than 'conservatively'!
I have a business and would love to offer B.O.D. to my customers. Is there a way to do that?
To discuss the potential of selling B.O.D., you can contact us by email at sales@bodfoods.com.