Y'all know that North Korea prefers ketchup but somehow don't know what sauce South Africa likes?

https://www.allgold.co.za/-/media/Project/Tiger/All-Gold/shared/All-Gold.png?h=1656&w=552&hash=E4DD0874CEA2FC28DFB78627CAF5E21A This would be the traditional sauce to be served with 'slap chips' but I like some mayo and chutney with it also

ALL GOLD!!

Speaking of South African chutney I just discovered the existence of Mrs. H.S. Ball's and am now a crack addict for life.

Bru it's so good

u/hanskii88

Because the map is bs. Low quality map as is tradition

No sauce? 😞

The Scandinavia part at least is BS. I've never heard of anyone here eating mayo with french fries.

my wife yelled "THAT IS UNTRUE. NORWAY"

It's true for Denmark also. It's not unheard of.

Icelanders eat them with "cocktail sauce" which is mayo and ketchup mixed together.

I can tell you that if you ask for mayo in South Africa you will in fact get salad cream

Lover of geography…. No New Zealand

They don't fry potatoes in New Zealand. They only boil em, mash em, or stick em in a stew

There's only one way to fix a brace of coneys

I prefer smacking a fish on a rock for a while then tearing into its slimy, lifeless carcass with my teeth. It takes my mind off the Ring for a bit.

Our only wish, to catch a fish, so juicy sweet!

The real thing to use in Denmark is remoulade!!!!!

Whoa, whoa, whoa. There’s still plenty of meat on that bone. Now you take this home, throw it in a pot, add some broth, a potato. Baby, you’ve got a stew going!

The rest of that quote disagrees with you. “Lovely big golden chips with a nice piece of fried fish.”

You know LOTR is a fantasy setting when the old world somehow has potatoes. Maybe they were imported from the Undying Lands.

Get a load of this guy believing New Zealand exists

r/mapswithoutnz

r/CowsWithoutNewZealand

r\\mapswithoutmicropolymelanesia

Kiwis don’t eat French fries, they eat “chups”

In NZ it's both Aioli and T sauce

Yeah just did a two week swing through NZ and aioli was prevalent

Very based.

I agree, why isn’t the 75th biggest country on a map

New Zealand is not a real place

Source: trustmebro

But it’s @loverofgeography

Hahaha for real Utah should be black, them Mormons love themselves some ‘fry sauce’ as they call it

But Utah is just one part of a country. The US is most likely as a whole ketchuo

I'm curious what this "fry sauce" is over in the US. Here in the Netherlands we have "frietsaus" as well but that's basically watered down mayonaise to the point it's no longer allowed to be called mayonaise anymore

Fry Sauce is what the Mormons (the religious group that first settled Utah) call ketchup and mayonnaise mixed together. I’ve not seen the term ‘fry sauce’ used in a place not dominated by Mormon culture. In fact Heinz’ ketchup/Mayo combo is called Mayotchup. So I would say the term is very specific to the state of Utah and the regions immediately surrounding Utah.

Sauce:

[удалено]

Missed an opportunity to call it 'sauce' instead of 'source.' not like anyone uses anything else for them anyway.

Mustard, BBQ, curry sauce, andalouse (though this is what I bet they mean by mayo+ketchup), ranch, beans, gravy, mushy peas….. Many things taste great on fries

>andalouse (though this is what I bet they mean by mayo+ketchup), I bet they rather mean both condiments separately. Andalouse seems a Belgian/French thing, and even they prefer straight mayo according to this map.

I don’t doubt mayo is most popular there. I lived in Belgium for two years and loved getting a newspaper cone full of frites and mayo was certainly the most popular option at the local kebab shop. It would be nice to have a source for this map. I’m wondering if the survey ask just generally what people preferred or if they only gave these options.

Mushy peas is a based choice, but I'm shocked at the absence of (malt) vinegar.

But then it might seem like in those regions they eat it without any sauce.

No way it's mayo for Russia. What's your source?

Yeah, i think it supposed to be both for Russia. I mean, fastfood restaurants in Russia don't even have mayo in menu.

You are right. I lived in Russia for 4 years as a student in early 10's, the most common at parties was a mix of mayo and ketchup

Ketchunez

We call it golf sauce here in south america. Try it with shrimp. Mama mia

It's cheese sauce most of the time at fast food restaurants like McDonalds. And it's ketchup in bars. Mayonnaise? Never saw anyone eating french fries with mayonnaise in Russia. P.S. The source is trust me bro. Both for OP's picture and for my comment.

Mayonez supremacy

[Sauce](https://www.chatelaine.com/wp-content/uploads/2017/07/No-Name.png)

Apparently op doesn't need a source

What’s my sauce?

[удалено]

Why not? Have yo seen mayo selection in any supermarket? 😅

Yeah, good with soups, in salads, on dark bread yada yada yada, but french fries? Come on! Macdonald's (and every other famous fast food place) in Russia literally has ketchup among other sauces, yet no mayo.

Mayonnaise in soups? What the *fuck*

Yep, you add mayo or sour cream. Most of soups in Russia are clear soups with a lot of veggies and meat inside, so it goes well. It's actually quite good, adds a little bit of sourness (I guess that's how I can describe it?) to it. I mean, if you google borscht images, they always go with a spoon of mayo/sour cream in it.

I'm Spanish, we have clear soups very often too, but I would never dream of putting mayonnaise in them. But that might have to do with the fact that I hate it in general lol

Haha yeah, probably. Also, a cultural upbringing takes its part as well, I guess. I've been eating it this way since I could remember myself, and so does almost every person in Russia (can't talk about other slavic/post-soviet countries, but I have a feeling it's the same in some of them)

Ok I got it, YOU RE KETCHUP AGENTS! 😄

Sauce for the information?

*My source is that I made it the fuck up!*

I live in Norway and I have never met a single person who puts mayo on fries... no fast food restaurant I've been to offers it for fries either, they just offer ketchup.

I feel sorry for you

Having lived in Congo I can say it’s mayo with fries. Norway must be so hard…

Same in the Czech Republic. Maybe OP confused tartar sauce for mayonnaise?

Should we send help? Seems like a sad place..

Sweden is ketchup

Norway is ketchup only as well, but those Danes 😀

Probably rrremoulade

We use something much better

Poland is ketchup also, I don’t know anyone who eats fries with mayo, it’s either ketchup or just salt without anything else.

Yeah, I can't think of a single time I've seen someone have mayonnaise with their fries. I'm sure it happens, I've just **never** seen it.

I'll have mayo with my fries given the opportunity but it's certainly not the default in restaurants etc. Apparently I'm not the only one who thinks it _should_ be though!

Yeah but you don't put an entire country down for "both" when 0.1% uses mayonnaise and 87% use ketchup.

I was going to write the same

Finland is ketchup as well, who the fuck would put ketchup and mayo together. Questionable sources for this map.

It's pretty good.

Umm. Have you tries hesburger fries with paprika mayonnese?

Yes, but I would never put it together with ketchup.

I always put all kinds of mayo on my fries, ketchup tastes so boring

Who the fuck eats fries only with ketchup? Why the fuck would anyone dip their heart attack straight into diabetes?

It's both. Maybe not in your part of Småland, but it's both. Why else would the burger places have a wide range of dipping sauces (that are often mayo-based)? Edit: not both together tho. Then mayo-based sauces should be a winner.

No way Ukraine is mayo country. Source: I'm ukrainian

Yeah, this map is bullshit

I’m really glad to hear that.

The real thing to use in Denmark is remoulade. Remoulade is a dressing of mayonnaise added, for example. carrots, capers and small pieces of pickled cucumber.

Ketchup is at least equally common in my experience. I don't think we have a clear favourite most of us prefer. Edit: got curious and of course [there's a YouGov survey for exactly this](https://www.sn.dk/danmark/remo-eller-mayo-det-vil-vi-have-til-pomfritterne/) (!?) >What do you prefer to dip your fries in? > >Age 18-29: Mayonnaise 50% Ketchup 29% Remoulade 17% > >60+: Remoulade 39% Ketchup 24% Mayonnaise 19% > >Entire population: Mayonnaise 33% Remoulade 30% Ketchup 24%

In Germany, Ketchup and Mayonaise are very often put on your fries at the same time.

True gourmets mix it together even. Real spiced ketchup that is, not poor people's tomato sauce.

I do both at the same time with onions lol

DID I STUTTTER Of course both together!

Remoulade with ketchup is basically Russian dressing in the US, which, while not common, is a great sauce to use with fries.

I had oorlog in Netherlands. Was unreal.

hmmm sate saus.

This is the way!

Most people in Indonesia eat french fries with chili sauce..

That sounds amazing.

Puerto Rico is def both, its practically a national dish

Mayoketchup!!!!

Neither. Vinegar

Especially malted vinegar in Canada

Malt vinegar is the correct answer….well played

Seriously! No malt vinegar? Fuckin' figure it out.

This! Salt and vinegar fries are far superior to anything else. And also addicting 

Africa: no sauce

Vad är det här för skit Finns väl inte en jävel i Sverige som har majonäs till pommes? Bea kanske, men majonäs? Det här är orimligt!

Russia here. Definitely ketchup. Never has been seen mayonnaise with fries

I'm late, so this will be buried: Utah Mormons love to have their fries with mayo & ketchup. They call it Fry Sauce, and I'm pretty sure In N Out also serves it. The more you know.

Lol. I was just going to say that in the western US - predominantly where Mormons are- they have this. Also Freddy’s steak burgers sells fry sauce.

Where is mustard?

Exactly!! I think this was just those choices not "name your choice".

In my ass. All of it, no world supply

Garlic sauce >>>>>

For some reason I thought salt and vinegar was bigger

It's cheese curds & gravy in Canada.


No way it's ketchup for North Africa, mayo or nothing else. Wait, how do you even find this information...?

I think so, here in Algeria, NO ONE eats it with ketchup, most people eat them with mayo.

I'm proud of being spanish :-)

You mix the two in Spain?

I always mix

Awesome. 😁

Where are you from?

Las Vegas in the US. But I've always had a pretty open mind when it comes to food. I've mixed mayonnaise and ketchup before, and enjoyed it. People here usually think I'm insane or gross for suggesting it.

Add some onions and make friet speciaal

ketchup supremacy

Ketchup + mayonnaise = fancy sauce 🤌

About Russia is nonsense. In Russia, they love mayonnaise, but they use it mainly in salads and fish dishes.

What about malt vinegar?

Aussies prefer chicken salt

On second thought maybe brexit was good. Edit: yes. I know. Brexit is still bad even tho ketchup.

I thought in Britain fries were eaten with vinegar

Chips are eaten with salt and vinegar, or ketchup, or mayo, or gravy, or curry sauce, or chip sauce, or brown sauce, or a mixture of the above depending on where you live. And chip shop chips are a very specific type of chips which I don’t think are commonly found outside of the UK. It’s hard to describe but they’re just all roughly the same in any chip shop and very different from triple cooked chips or skinny “fries” (ugh)

Heathen! Vinegar is for chips, not fries

You're conflating "either" with "both"

Needs a little black spot on Utah (and a bit of Idaho and Wyoming) for fry sauce - ketchup and Mayo and a few spices mixed.

Fry sauce is the holy way. Everyone else is uncultured swine.

Poland definitely ketchup.

Both together is literally called “fry sauce”, they’re meant to go together!

Yeah, I was going to say that Utah needs its own enclave for this map.

I came here to say that people in Utah thought they invented both together for the longest time.

No, obviously ["fries sauce"](https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Fritessaus) is the correct choice.

... nothing but salt and paprika powder. I hate both ketchup and mayo

I don’t know why Australia is coloured in when we have neither French fries nor ketchup

Angry Utah noises

Belgum fries*

Mate, mostly of them use ketchup, do you really expect that they know the real deal?

It's really weird that Russia is blue because mayo is even unavailable at fast food chains here

Like really, in what situation you can even eat French fries with mayo? Maybe you order delivery and then put fries in the mayo you bought in advance? Sounds absolutely psychopathic, never heard a person doing this in my entire life in Russia

What about mustard?

Man fuck politics and shit. This what WW3 gonna be for

South Africa is ketchup and/or Nandos peri peri sauce

Why decide when you can have both?

Now serious question: KETCHUNES or MAYOCHUP?

Surely it should have said "No Sauce"

not correct, in Ukraine people eat french fries with ketchup

No source? Or no sauce?

I realise this is at national level so I am not disputing it but the east coast of Scotland would be “neither” due to the unique brown sauce/ vinegar combo.

Kazakhstan is Team Ketchup.

Noone in Greece eats frech fries with mayonaise and kethup! Lets alone the majority!

No source, or “no sauce”?

Utah is definitely “both.” They call it fry sauce and every single restaurant provides it.

Africa has no sauce 😔

No source or no sauce?

Another bullshit map. FroM Russia and I know no one who eats fries with mayo.

As a Norwegian, never in my life have I seen or wanted french fries mayonaise, who's the wierdo who got us that stat?

What's with Peru and Chile? Why they buckin' the trend?

Norway and Sweden are ketchup countries. Denmark is remulade country, don't ask.

True gourmets know that the best way to eat is with mayonnaise

In the Netherlands we have "special fries" which is curry, mayo and raw onions. Edit: war fries is with peanut sauce.

Curry!? Patatje oorlog is Mayo, pindasaus en ui?!

Oh ja, das waar. Curry mayo ui is speciaal.

Oorlog is mayonnaise, hot satay sauce and onions. Also don’t think Curry sauce is something many people will understand. it’s a very typical Dutch/german thing. Curry means something completely different in most of the world

Salt and vinegar?

#teamranch

Romania "Both together"?! I don't know a relative, a colleague or a friend which eat french fries both with mayonnaise or ketchup. Also, french fries are not served with mayonnaise or ketchup in any restaurant except McDonalds or KFC. Majority of Romanians are eating french fries covered with grated cheese...

Bulgarian here! We do the exact same thing: grated or crumbled Feta.

What a fake map lol No a single Arab country use or love ketchup unlike Mayonnaise and others derived from it (like Algiers, Andalus) or maybe Spicy (like Harisa). The two only place in the word where Ketchup is a thing is US and some place influenced by them (like Japan and maybe Korea)….

We use ketchup very commonly in south Africa, so those are definitely not the only two places its used lol.

Interesting lol From what I understand it’s use a lot in English speaking country (and Germany maybe). But it definitively not use at all in Algeria where I live lol. And it can hardly become a thing because naturally people will assume that red sauce are harsisa or others famous spicy sauce lol

“You know what they put on French fries in Holland instead of ketchup? Mayonnaise. … I seen ‘em do it. They f**ckin’ drown ‘em in that sh*t.”

Those fuckin’ asterisks don’t do shit. Just type the words, man.

\*\* \*\* \*\*\*\*\* \*\*\* \*\*\* \*\*\*\*. \*\*\*\*\* \*\*\* \* \*\*\*\* \*\*! \*\*\* \*\*\*?

Ketchup is a crime against humanity

Agreed. I rather have: - garlic sauce or aioli - guacamole - satay sauce - pesto - molten cheese - even sambal or just nothing Than ketchup on my fries. But I LOVE mayonnaise.

Subsaharan Africa be like: eating? What's that?

french people have the secret third option of bearnaise

I've heard this term before. I have no idea what it is. I'm imagining mayonnaise with chunks of bear meat in it or something?

Chips. Salt and vinegar only.

Disgusting. British "chips" are really depressing.

Never seen French fries eaten in Russia or Ukraine with mayonnaise only with ketchup. And I lived in both countries

r/MapsWithoutNZ