Every restaurants "Secret sauce"
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Anonymous
| is just a variation of Mayonnaise and ketchup! It's not a secret or special, it's just thousand island/russian dressing. Be original or don't call it secret/special. |
Anonymous
| It’s called “special sauce” because it’s the thing called “special sauce” that comes on a Big Mac. The restaurants aren’t trying to claim it’s their own recipe… |
Anonymous
| My personal secret sauce is mayo mixed with A-1 sauce, and sometimes a few capers or dill relish. Darn! Now it’s not a secret. |
Anonymous
| Sometimes it has hot sauce, pickles, or herbs in it. There is absolutely some variety in "special sauce" |
Anonymous
Mine is mustard, cider vinegar, and brown sugar. It was the bbq sauce that I grew up with, but it's hard to find a decent version here (most are just way too sweet) |
Anonymous
| Wow. Groundbreaking. |
Anonymous
| I wonder if this is the same OP who thinks they invented intermittent fasting on another thread because her "life hack" is not eating after 7:30pm |
Anonymous
| I think it needs garlic to really work like Jose andres patatas Bravas sauce. |
Anonymous
| My special sauce is blue cheese dressing mixed with ketchup. |
Anonymous
| I've thought about this as well. Every gross mayo-based sauce has some sort of derivative of the same "secret sauce" name. Sometimes it's "burger sauce," "donkey sauce," "special sauce," etc. Whatever they call it, it's gross. |
Anonymous
| Wow I’m glad I got out of bed today for this! |
Anonymous
| At Roy Rogers I mix together the BBQ, horseradish, and mustard sauces. Mmmm mmm good eating. Great on fries or a burger, it would probably even make a leather shoe taste good. |
Anonymous
This OP thinks Nutella is healthy and was stunned to find it's not, actually. |