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"Tracklements" refers to various types of condiments, pickles, or sauces that enhance the flavor of food. The term is often used in British English and can include items like chutneys, relishes, and mustards. Additionally, it can also imply accompaniments or garnishes that complement a dish.

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What are tracklements?

Tracklements are meat condiments - horseradish, mustard, etc. - usually naturally found in the native habitat of the meat they are used on. This is a word mostly used, though still infrequently, in the smokehouse subculture of Britain's culinary culture. Terry Pratchett uses it in his book The Long Earth, and the other definitions I read of are similar.Mind you, I am answering this because after seeing such a cool word used in Pratchett's book, I looked it up all over the place to get a better feel of the 'real world' definition - anyone who has read something of Pratchett's might understand this urge since what you are reading is not always something to be well applied in life. A truth that is sometimes disappointing to me ;). When I saw that the question was unanswered here, I thought "What a shame." If anyone has a better answer, perhaps someone who has use of the word in their daily life, I would love to hear it.


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