Extra Sesame Seed

Common Sense Regarding Extra Sesame Seeds in Restaurants in the USA

It's usually free
Most restaurants in the USA offer extra sesame seeds as a complimentary condiment.

Ask politely
If you want extra sesame seeds, simply ask your server or the cashier.

Don't be excessive
While it's okay to ask for a reasonable amount of extra sesame seeds, don't overdo it.

Consider the dish
Sesame seeds are a common topping for Asian dishes, but they may not be appropriate for all types of food.

Be aware of allergies
Sesame seeds are a common allergen, so inform the restaurant staff if you have an allergy.

Use moderation
Sesame seeds are high in calories and fat, so use them in moderation.

Don't waste them
If you don't use all the extra sesame seeds, don't throw them away. You can save them for later use or share them with others.

Additional Tips:

Some restaurants may charge a small fee for extra sesame seeds.

If you're ordering takeout, you can request extra sesame seeds in the notes section of your order.

You can also purchase sesame seeds at most grocery stores if you want to have them on hand at home.

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