Editors' Pick
French Fry Sauce
"Absolutely THE best version of the recipe out there! The secret ingredient is vinegar, it smooths out the bumps and adds a little "zing". Whatever you do, do NOT substitute miracle whip for mayo, even if you hate mayo, because it will not taste the same. This is good on burgers, chicken nuggets, hash browns, french fries, pretty much anything you would put mayo & ketchup on."
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- Ready In:
- 2mins
- Ingredients:
- 3
- Yields:
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3/4 cup
ingredients
- 1⁄2 cup mayonnaise
- 1⁄4 cup ketchup
- 1⁄4 teaspoon white vinegar
directions
- Mix and you're done!
- I usually don't measure the ingredients. To make a big batch, I just add Mayo to the Ketchup bottle until it looks like the right color and tastes good, then add the vinegar until it is smooth and it tastes right. I always encourage people to play with your food!
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Reviews
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This is excellent. Thanks -
So simple and so good. Smarty pants! There is so much a grasshopper can learn for you. -
Utah is where fry sauce was started. Only use mayo and ketchup to your taste. Arctic Circle in Salt Lake City is where it all started.
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Simple... its the best part. Dip pizza in it. Sooo good.
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kinda like mickey d's special sauce.
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Tweaks
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I use 1/2 1000 island and horse radish sauce. Taste a lot like Outback. adjust to taste. -
Sour Cream equal amounts to the ketchup & mayo 1/4C.each then I add Garlic Powder & dried Chives,Salt & Pepper to taste & a little lemon juice about 2 tsp.Also if like it spicy add Red Chili Flakes or hot sauce -
NOT a Mayo fan at all! Prefer sour cream, or plain yogurt. Added a little spicy brown mustard to the ketchup. Used apple cider vinegar (it's all I had). Tastes really good! Try it for yourself! -
I worked in a Government Kitchen for 20 years, and I came up with this "sauce spread" for anything that needed something special. My formula was 2 gallon's mayo, 2 gallons ketchup, 1/2 gallon yellow mustard. I've had people put it on scrambled eggs plain pasta, mashed potatoes, all kinds sandwiches, salads, French Fries, hamburgers, hot dogs, plain rice, any kind of cooked chicken, roast beef...This sauce went over very well with people...They really liked it. The batch that I made was a two day supply.
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