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The A.V. Clubâs exhaustive guide to fast food sauces
The A.V. Club procured dipping sauces from the major fast food chains, separated by category, and taste-tested each one on a recent afternoon.
Check out the full review and rankings of Ranch, Specialty Ranch, Mustard, Buffalo, Sweet and Sour, Barbecue, Hot Sauce, Miscellaneous savory, and Specialty spicy sauces here.
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Awesome sauces:
8. McDonaldâs Sriracha Mac Sauce 7. KFCâs Creamy Buffalo 6. Chick-Fil-Aâs Sweet & Spicy Sriracha 5. Arbyâs Horsey Sauce 4. Taco Bellâs Diablo Hot Sauce 3. Popeyesâ Blackened Ranch 2. Popeyesâ Smokân Pepper Jam Sauce 1. Chick-Fil-A Sauce
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The farm-to-table movement has caused oyster farming on the East Coast to double in the past six years, and the industry has shown no signs of slowing. But not only is the molluskâs mighty comeback good for consumers and fishermen â itâs also good for waterways.
Jimmy Parks, longtime chef and owner of the Butcher Station in Winchester, Va., says the way we eat oysters has changed in the past decade.
âAs much food as possibly can go on my plate at the least amount of money I can spend used to be the way things were,â says Parks. âNow people are getting away from that, and theyâre gravitating toward ⊠cleaner sources.â
The Oysterâs Mighty Comeback Is Creating Cleaner U.S. Waterways
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