Mcdonalds Szechuan Sauce

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Should Mcdonald's Bring Back Szechuan Sauce?
Szechuan sauce is a sauce that was based in China, and is mainly put on chicken to give it a savory and hot taste. The sauce originated in the 16th century in Sichuan, which is located in southwest China.
In 1998, Mcdonalds had a promotional sauce to promote the new Mulan movie. The sauce was primarily used to dip the famous Mcnugget that has been around since the opening of the first Mcdonald's. The sauce had a very successful run, and fans were very upset to see it go.
Unfortunately, Disney cancelled the deal with Mcdonald's, because they didn’t want to be involved with the high rise in obesity that fast food restaurants were causing. The sauce didn’t sell well enough to become a regular, and because of the …show more content…

In the show, Rick and Morty go on some crazy adventures throughout the multiverse. If watching the show for the very first time, it may seem like a dumb pointless show with cheap gags to pass time. But that's not the case at all the show has a much deeper meaning that after a couple episodes becomes more clear. The show pushes the boundaries of what is acceptable on tv, and just doesn't give a d*** what kinda s*** they stir up in the real world. As an April fools prank the show presented the first episode of season 3 to get the fans excited for its return in the spring. In the show, the crazed Rick is put in a simulation that can project his simulations for him to see. On the way to his main objective, Rick decides to take a pit stop at a 1998 Mcdonald’s. While there he asks for Mcnuggets, and as much Szechuan Sauce as their aloud to give him. He then explains that the reason he stopped there was because the sauce was discontinued, and this was the only place he would ever be able to get it. Later at the end of the episode, Rick goes on a crazy rant about how nothing and no one mattered except getting that

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