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Whoever wants to test that theory out, let me know.CFA sauce has a bit of a smokier/hickory flavor to it. Mac sauce just tastes like Thousand Island dressing to me
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Whoever wants to test that theory out, let me know.CFA sauce has a bit of a smokier/hickory flavor to it. Mac sauce just tastes like Thousand Island dressing to me
CFA sauce tastes like mayo with some kind of honey mustard in it.CFA sauce has a bit of a smokier/hickory flavor to it. Mac sauce just tastes like Thousand Island dressing to me
Oldfag McHack, just order a double quarter pounder with cheese and Big Mac sauce. One of the best things you could get.McDonalds actually made a big mac squeeze bottle along with it's mc chicken sauce and it's tarter sauce. It was for a limited time in Canada for 2015 (or 2016).
I have this cookbook that is of a dietician’s interpretation of “lighter” versions of fast food classics. It contains recipes for both sauces iirc, but basically stated that Big Mac sauce was basically thousand island dressing with a little something added.CFA sauce has a bit of a smokier/hickory flavor to it. Mac sauce just tastes like Thousand Island dressing to me
I think I read somewhere that CFA sauce is a lot of blended, pre-existing sauces. I think it might be some sort of mustard, mayo, and barbecue sauce.I have this cookbook that is of a dietician’s interpretation of “lighter” versions of fast food classics. It contains recipes for both sauces iirc, but basically stated that Big Mac sauce was basically thousand island dressing with a little something added.
(That is actually a decent “diet” cookbook, I’ll say. There is even a copycat McDonalds fry recipe in it. It’s called Fast Food Fix by Devin Alexander.)
I personally prefer Chick Fil A sauce. I love that smoky taste to it.
McDonald’s Breakfast Sauce is created of mayonnaise, yellow mustard, lemon juice, steak sauce, dill weed, salt, and pepper.
McDonalds actually made a big mac squeeze bottle along with it's mc chicken sauce and it's tarter sauce. It was for a limited time in Canada for 2015 (or 2016).
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Probably because the people who were interested in such things already had their own ripoff recipes.I remember these.
Didn't sell well, they were priced around $4 IIRC.
They ended up on the clearance rack right quick.
I last had the breakfast sauce with the bagels. Definitely mayonnaise-based but I couldn't detect what that other dominant flavor was. Maybe it WAS steak sauce, but I never trust these knockoff recipes.Talking about sauce, I figured out what their breakfast sauce is made of.
They add way too much into the sandwiches. It's a tangy mayo with pepper in it.
Indeed, McDonalds fries are fried from frozen. Now, if you leave them for slightly longer than when they are supposed to they come out amazing. The issue is that since they switched to vegetable oil from tallow, they get soggy and shitty very quickly after cooking. But those couple minutes after they're out? That's what the average McDonald's consumer remembers.Whenever I see a McDonald's there are generally one or two immensely fat guys leaving with their orders (I'm talking Boogie sized fat, not just slightly overweight).
I can't comprehend how you can even get so fat by eating there - McDonald's aren't exactly generous with their portion size. (I suppose it's "Gimme 10 Big Macs and 8 Turkey twizzlers on the side", but eating that in one go would get straight out revolting)
The one time I went there to eat I wasn't impressed - the chips (US: fries) tasted like they had been made with potatoes that were glassy (I actually don't know English for this so it's a transliteration from German - if you freeze and thaw potatoes their starch alters and tastes peculiar when cooked)
The manager of the place claimed this is how this was some unique McDonald's flavour (and that he'd take them if I didn't want them).
I found the place a waste of money, but I suppose the quality varies from country to country.
Didn't know that, I was under the impression that that guy was bullshitting me. They were probably undercooked in my case, then.Indeed, McDonalds fries are fried from frozen. Now, if you leave them for slightly longer than when they are supposed to they come out amazing.
For clarification, is tallow animal fat, usually from pigs? (We call that "rendered lard" here)The issue is that since they switched to vegetable oil from tallow, they get soggy and shitty very quickly after cooking.
Tallow is usually a term for beef. It's pretty much all mammal fat though including human.For clarification, is tallow animal fat, usually from pigs? (We call that "rendered lard" here)