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Fry sauce
May 20 2010, 6:46 pm
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Are you familiar with "fry sauce"?
Are you familiar with "fry sauce"?
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May 21 2010, 7:47 am MasterJohnny Post #41



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Has anyone ever been to the fast food chain "goodtimes"? The sauce they offer for their 'wild fries' is what this is.

Wow that reminds me. We have this place called In-N-Out which is a popular burger place and they have something called "Monster fries" I think in their secret menu (oops secret revealed :P)

I think it might have been thousand island sauce though but I'm not sure. I've never ate the fries :P
I have never heard of monster fries from in n out.
In n out's spread sauce is similar to thousand island dressing but it is not the same.



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May 21 2010, 9:20 pm poison_us Post #42

Master has given Dobby a doctorate! Dobby is free!

Other: Coup D'etat Coalition

In other words, no, I don't know.





May 22 2010, 12:54 am CaptainWill Post #43



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Indeed.





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May 22 2010, 1:00 am EzTerix Post #44



Quote from MasterJohnny
Quote from EzTerix
Quote from Leeroy_Jenkins
Has anyone ever been to the fast food chain "goodtimes"? The sauce they offer for their 'wild fries' is what this is.

Wow that reminds me. We have this place called In-N-Out which is a popular burger place and they have something called "Monster fries" I think in their secret menu (oops secret revealed :P)

I think it might have been thousand island sauce though but I'm not sure. I've never ate the fries :P
I have never heard of monster fries from in n out.
In n out's spread sauce is similar to thousand island dressing but it is not the same.

you haven't heard of it because it is a secret ;)



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