Make sure you're not missing out in joppie sauce
this post was submitted on 09 Aug 2024
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Whenever I got to my favorite falafel/kebab place, I order a side of tahini sauce. I mix a bunch of ketchup in there and dip my fries in it.
Hot sauce
There's a fries place near me that has some amazing dips: chipotle ranch, parmesan peppercorn, thai peanut sauce... there's like 20 options
Chili Umami or Mayo
I used to work at a sports bar where we made our own burgers and all by hand. Pretty damn good if you ask me.
We made our own Nashville hot sauce that was really fucking good on our fries. I couldn't stop eating them, even if my mouth started burning. Then I started mixing the Nashville with a bit of ketchup...
I got so unhealthy there.
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Mayyoo
But for serious bacon and melted cheddar with caramelised onion. Maybe ketchup mixed with bbq sauce near to dip in
- Salt and vinegar
- Mayonnaise
- Edinburgh chippy brown sauce (a particularly vinegary variant of regular brown)
Tarter sauce or ranch dressing.
Salt
Chicken salt
Chicken salt
Ranch dressing, or a mix of half ranch dressing and half ketchup I call "krantchup". Specifically Marie's ranch mixed with Primitive Kitchen ketchup is so good on fries.
It's always ketchup on fries for me, they pair perfectly imo. On the rare occasion I vary it's usually at Wendy's, and I'll use the frosty. I suppose any milkshake you can dip in would be an acceptable substitution.
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I hate ketchup, so almost anything else. That said, mustard or some sort of flavored/spicy mayo are top choices.
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hong kong mcdonald's is currently serving shaker fries, where you can purchase a packet of seasoning powder along with your fries and shake it all together in a bag.
anyway, my all time favourite (so far) is mcdonald's honey bbq seasoning; fucking delicious. their sakura shrimp seasoning is pretty good too.
i got frozen fries that i heat up in the air fryer occasionally whenever i get a craving; tried some taiwanese popcorn chicken seasoning (i bought a jar of it from a taiwanese noodle restaurant) on it and it's really good.
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Mayo, cheese sauce, garlic sauce. Ketchup is actually overrated.
Gravy. I put gravy on a ton of things. People look like theyβre going to be sick when I term them I have pasta with gravy.
Ranch. Or whatever sauce comes with the blooming onion at outback.
Andalouse / Diablo sauce
worcestershire sauce
Salt
Chili powder, salt, and black pepper.
Garam Masala!
Garlic sauce and grated cheese