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To: Red Badger
That's just Russian dressing.

Collusion?

2 posted on 04/13/2018 2:35:43 PM PDT by x
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To: x

Confusion..................


4 posted on 04/13/2018 2:36:37 PM PDT by Red Badger (Remember all the great work Obama did for the black community?.............. Me neither.)
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To: x
Fry sauce, the supposed Utah equivalent, was actually invented in Idaho, I am told. An inside source told me real authentic fry sauce includes a third ingredient, Worcheshire sauce, which was added by an Albertan living in Idaho to cater to the Canadian taste for vinegar on fries.

Anyway, you can find it at quality fast food places, including In-N-Out from Southern Alberta to Las Vegas, but mostly in Utah.

15 posted on 04/13/2018 2:47:11 PM PDT by Vigilanteman (ObaMao: Fake America, Fake Messiah, Fake Black man. How many fakes can you fit into one Zer0?)
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To: x

Add relish and it’s thousand island.


25 posted on 04/13/2018 2:53:54 PM PDT by Fledermaus (Don't see any swamp being drained)
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To: x
"That's just Russian dressing"

Actually it's closer to French dressing - Russian dressing has a bit of horseradish and hot-sauce. For Thousand Island dressing, mix in some sweet pickle relish.

32 posted on 04/13/2018 2:58:47 PM PDT by Be Free (I believe in gun control. The more people that control their own guns, the safer we'll all be.)
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To: x

Add some dill pickle relish and it’s
1000 Island.


59 posted on 04/13/2018 4:29:45 PM PDT by Terry Mross (Liver spots And blood thinners..)
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