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Though the list of actual ingredients is long with things like "xanthan gum," I found a recipe in a book called Fast Food Fix that claims that it almost exactly replicates the original sauce. The recipe even uses low-fat mayo, so I guess when you're making Big Macs at home (why you would do this, I have no idea), you can use this recipe for the secret sauce and also feel less guilty:
In a small bowl, combine 1/3 c. low-fat mayo, 2 tsp dill pickle relish, 2 tsp. ketchup, 2 tsp. sugar, and 2 tsp. yellow mustard. (The mustard is what make it definitely NOT Thousand Island dressing.) Cover and refrigerate for up to one month. Stir in 1 Tbsp + 1 tsp. finely chopped white onion right before serving.
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7-18-2006 @9:43AM Buck Q. Fitch said... I figured that was the recipe, except without the extra sugar and mustard. And making food at home allows you to adjust quality to your liking. I use more pickles, better and bigger meat, and a brioche roll.
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7-18-2006 @10:00AM B said... I thought they made it by leaving mayonaise out in the sun.
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7-18-2006 @2:08PM jtg said... ^^ Ah, a Simpson's reference. Bravo.
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7-19-2006 @2:27PM BDA Boy said... Wel one of the reason for making a Big Mac at home is if you are in a place where ther are no McDonald's. Places like Bermuda don't allow franchise outlets and the only way to get your Mac Attac is to home brew these things. I used a sauce recipe similar to this one but it had white vinegar in it instead of mustard.
it was so good I almost cried. I even made the buns out of other buns.....jsut perfect
Some Cavendish shoestrings and some watery Coke and the meal is complete.
Sorry Hamilton Ice Queen - but we miss Ronny Macs.
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