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ImNotTrent Inc. stopped staring at Deedlit long enough to write:
Ketchup, mayonaise, and pickle juice.
That is fry sauce.
It's common in the west 
I remember when I was little and we lived in ohio I didn't understand why the restaurants there did not have it and the restaurants in Utah did.
Fry sauce is great.
Take some Ketchup, mix it with an equal amount of mayo. Add in just a touch of pickle juice to spice it up a little. Viola, you have fry sauce. [ 06-04-2002: Message edited by: Khyron ]
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Aaniele Jadedsky wrote, obviously thinking too hard:
its only in one place here, but I dont think it has pickel juice in it.
Most places just mix Ketchup with Mayo and be done with it.
That's just fine, still tastes good. But when making home-made, I put in the pickle-juice to thin it out and add some kick
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Gork painfully thought these words up:
Lamer
I'm sorry, but you're not part of the Official EverCrest Make-fun-of-you-in-a-one-word-post Club. Thus, the rest of the Club will now make fun of you, and laugh at you endlessly.
Too bad the fast food chains don't have it, just the 'old fashioned' burger places.
Foreign substance. Must be a Yankee thing.
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Taeldian stopped beating up furries long enough to write:
mmmm...fry sauce...Too bad the fast food chains don't have it, just the 'old fashioned' burger places.
Not true, the A&W fast food joints here in Utah have it
Dunno if that's nation-wide, tho.
Fry sauce is just Thousand Island Dressing with a funky name and without the relish.
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Falaanla Marr wrote this stupid crap:
Psst.Fry sauce is just Thousand Island Dressing with a funky name and without the relish.
Maybe, but it's much easier to mix ketchup, mayo and pickle juice together than it is to strain the relish out of thousand island dressing. 
And, now that you've reminded me of it, I want some. With some good fries to go with it.
Oh yah. Salsa and Mayo also work well together. If not for fries, then for thin steaks.
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Gork's account was hax0red to write:
Lamer
Shithead.
Im following the trend.
