Covering Condom’s...

Condiments, that is.
Like the low fat varieties of salad dressing or even the vinegarettes that can have major unrealized sugar content, condiments are typically the biggest source of unrealized sugar intake.
Ketchup/catsup is really one of the worst things a diabetic can casually eat. The sugar content exceeds orange juice, and, depending on the manufacturer, can contain multiple sources of sweetener such as both raw sugar and corn syrup. Manufacturers like mixing these two types of sweeteners in all sorts of products to make the taste sweeter without having to list a single sugar ingredient higher on the ingredient list. The United States Food and Drug Administration requires ingredient lists to be ordered from highest content to lowest, so dividing sweetener between multiple sources can be a deceptive way of "reducing" sugar content.
Barbeque sauces should also be reviewed before consumption. Typically, the spicier the condiment, the less sugar it will have, but particularly with barbeque sauces, the ingredient lists must be checked for sugar, brown sugar, corn syrup, honey, molasses and maple.
Mustards also follow this trend. A "mild" mustard will almost always have more sugar than a naturally hot mustard.
Restaurant "special" sauces should always be suspect, not just for sugar, but also for salt.
Steak sauces and marinades should also be checked before consumption.
I’m not advocating bland diets of plain food. By my experience, here in America, if something "needs flavor," chefs add sugar or salt or onions and think things much improved. I just hope to help diabetics and dieters be more informed in their choices and to think twice about their decisions. I don’t find catsup to be an enjoyable enough addition to anything to use it. I use barbeque as a more flavorful replacement, but have noticed that some push my sugars up higher than other.
All condiments from relish to basic salt should be checked for sugar. We are so familiar with these products that we may take them for granted and discount the things hidden within.