Fry sauce is simple enough that the balance matters more than a long ingredient list. Two parts mayonnaise to one part ketchup makes a creamy base, with a teaspoon of pickle brine to sharpen it. Chill it briefly while the chips cook, then taste the sauce on a hot chip before adjusting.
Fry Sauce
A creamy ketchup and mayonnaise dip for hot chips
Mayonnaise and ketchup make the base; pickle brine adds a small, sharp finish.
TypeDips
Prep5 minutes
Cook0 minutes
Rest15 minutes
Total20 minutes
YieldAbout 190 g
Servings6
ServingAbout 30 g
DifficultyEasy
CuisineAmerican
Ingredients
Batch
Instructions
Serving Ideas
- Serve with hot chips, onion rings, or a griddled burger.
Substitutions
- Use 5 ml white vinegar instead of pickle brine for a cleaner acidity. A labelled egg-free mayonnaise makes an egg-free variation.
Chef Tips
- Salt the chips first, then taste the combination. The sauce usually needs no added salt.
Storage
Keep covered at 4°C or below and use within 3 days. Discard sauce left in individual dipping bowls after the meal.
Allergen Notes
Usually contains egg and may contain mustard; check the mayonnaise and pickle labels.