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Fry sauce is the easiest and tastiest way to dress up a plate of french fries. It’s fabulous on burgers, too!
When I was a kid my parents would dip their french fries in this horrible pink concoction of mayonnaise and ketchup. It seriously grossed me out. I liked mayo, I liked ketchup, but in true kid form, I would throw up if you tried mixing them together for me.
Then I grew up.
I can’t live without fry sauce in my life!
These days, I don’t eat french fries or burgers without my beloved fry sauce. It’s not quite as simple as my parent’s version of equal parts ketchup and mayo, but it’s 10o times better (sorry, mom and dad, but it is!) and I can not get enough of it. My kids are pretty leary of it, but the husband and I gobble it down like it’s going out of style. Circle of life and all that.
This stuff is perfect for dipping your fries in, but it’s so freakin’ amazing on burgers. If we get drive through (which we totally do more often than we should!), I order my burger plain, because no mixture of ketchup and mustard can compare to dipping your burger in fry sauce. It’s slightly sweet, totally creamy, with just a hint of tang from the vinegar.
Can’t stop, won’t stop.
We recently moved to Nebraska (like, days ago) and they have a Freddy’s restaurant there. Have you ever been? Their burgers are simply amazing! But the best part? They have a big ol’ vat of fry sauce. This is the first restaurant I’ve been to that served fry sauce. I think it’s more popular the further west you get, so I’m a little excited about our move to Nebraska now! We might not find much sweet tea, but we have fry sauce! And cinnamon rolls…seriously, Nebraska. WHAT is your deal with cinnamon rolls? They’re everywhere!
Anyway, my fry sauce recipe is super similar to Freddy’s, so if you’re looking for a Freddy’s copycat recipe, give this one a try! You’re going to love it!
Try this fry sauce recipe on anything from fries to burgers to onion rings!
Fry Sauce
Ingredients
- 1/4 cup mayonnaise
- 2 tablespoons ketchup
- 1 teaspoon vinegar
- 1/2 teaspoon ground black pepper
- 1/2 teaspoon season salt
Instructions
- In a bowl, whisk together all of the ingredients. Adjust to taste as needed.
- Store in a covered container for up to 3 days.
Nutrition Information:
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Tambo says
I make mine with BBQ sauce (Sweet Baby Ray’s), and mayo. I never thought of ketchup! I’m going to try it your way next time, Thanks!
Karly says
We’ve done a BBQ version too! Yum!
Stephy says
just made it for fries and nuggets tonight, soooo good, i did end up doubling the vinegar though, definitely with you on that, and added a couple pinches of a homemade dried/ground 3 hot pepper spice for a smidge of heat, took alot of willpower not to lick the whisk haha
Karly says
Haha! So glad you enjoyed the fry sauce, Stephy!
Sharon K Bransom says
They now have mayo and ketchup mixed in bottle form.
But I do use them together since 1985
Karly says
Yes, I’ve seen that! ๐
Tina G. says
We LOVE Freddy’s french fries and their fry sauce!!
Thank you for sharing the recipe!!
Karly says
Hope you love it!
Terry Tribble says
GREAT