I fell in love with the sweet and sour sauce from mcdonalds. To the point where i'll ask for extra when i dont need it, cause i'll use them for other things at home.

Things i've used it with:
Leftover chinese food.
Mac and cheese (sounds gross tasted good lmao)
Pizza rolls.
Mcdonalds snack wraps.
Sushi (well. california rolls)

Im so weird lmao.
Do you guys mix food with things people would find weird?


I knew a guy who put ketchup on EVERYTHING.
Also knew a guy who ate his scrabbled eggs with salsa.

@Tuijp: I used to melt my cheese in the microwave before eating it.
xD

Oh. Another weird thing ive done. Dipped my fritos in the auntie annes frosting sauce they have.

@Tuijp: Ive done that fry thing too myself.

@Sasha: You and my uncle would get along, he likes putting salsa in scrambled eggs or omelettes.

o.o I like to put that cheap processed american 'cheese' in my ramen, along with curry powder.

@Sasha: Pizza in ranch dressing is amazing! :vanora_heart:
@Sass Pegasus: I like peanut butter and bolgana sanwiches.
So yummy!

@Vii: I usually dip my pizza rolls in honey mustard. But i was really curious how the sweet and sour sauce would taste

@Sass Pegasus: The only thing I usually put on my pizza is hot sauce or pepper flakes, but different varieties of mustard sounds pretty good actually. I love mustard, and spicy things in general. >:3

But, yeah, it's good to see those packets get used and not thrown away, as inevitably happens with all the spare packets I accrue. xD

Vinegar on pizza sounds a bit odd too c': but it seems you just have a more sour palette, so it makes sense that you'd like the sweet n sour sauce if you like vinegar as a condiment. I do like vinegar on salads and fried fish, though! o: I used to like ranch a lot as a kid, but I put too much of it on my salad one time and just kept getting nasty mouthfuls of ranch dressing. Ever since then I'm not too keen on most creamy dressings. xD

@Sass Pegasus: I.... have honestly never seen red wine vinegar at a pizza place. xD I always see the cheese and the peppers (idk why people feel the need to add more cheese to their pizza but hey not judging), but now I'm wondering if it's a regional thing. Where do you live?