Do you order sandwiches with blue sauce?

[scutosaurus]

https://twitter.com/PopulismUpdates/status/1256126391088603136
As a proud American I always order my sandwiches with blue sauce. It's part of what makes us who we are and American cuisine wouldn't be the same without it, nor would our culture.

[dead0man]

Every good American has put blue sauce on his subs since Lewis and Clark first discovered the blue sauce mine in 1806 in (what is today) western S.Dakota.  Perhaps it was wrong that we forced the Mackenchitup tribe to mine it for us, but if they didn't want to mine it for us, they shouldn't have showed it to us.

[7,052,770]

Wait, do they not do this in other countries??

[Fubart Solman]

Wait, do they not do this in other countries??

No. It was quite distressing when I went to France for a few weeks. First thing I ate when I came back to the US was a footling from Subway drenched in blue sauce.

[Edu]

What the hell is blue sauce?

[Donerail]

What the hell is blue sauce?

Blue sauce is an electrolyte-rich sauce created, manufactured and marketed by The Coca-Cola Company. Its primary competitor is PepsiCo's orange sauce brands.

[True Federalist (진정한 연방 주의자)]

What the hell is blue sauce?

Blue sauce is an electrolyte-rich sauce created, manufactured and marketed by The Coca-Cola Company. Its primary competitor is PepsiCo's orange sauce brands.

Personally, I prefer the pale green sauce.

[dead0man]

What the hell is blue sauce?

Blue sauce is an electrolyte-rich sauce created, manufactured and marketed by The Coca-Cola Company. Its primary competitor is PepsiCo's orange sauce brands.

Personally, I prefer the pale green sauce.

coastal elitist

[DINGO Joe]

What the hell is blue sauce?

It's what plants crave.

[True Federalist (진정한 연방 주의자)]

What the hell is blue sauce?

Blue sauce is an electrolyte-rich sauce created, manufactured and marketed by The Coca-Cola Company. Its primary competitor is PepsiCo's orange sauce brands.

Personally, I prefer the pale green sauce.

coastal elitist

I'm a paleochlorist who fondly remembers when Gatorade was owned by Stokely-Van Camp.

[morgankingsley]

I actually really almost threw up that time

[Orwell]

What the hell is blue sauce?

It's what plants crave.

Brawno it's got electrolytes it's what plants crave

[Joe Republic]

"Blue sauce" is the east coast name for it.  Out west and in the south it’s called "blue dressing", while in the Midwest it’s called "fresh blooble goo".  There’s a map floating around somewhere that shows the different regional breakdowns.

[Boobs]

"Blue sauce" is the east coast name for it.  Out west and in the south it’s called "blue dressing", while in the Midwest it’s called "fresh blooble goo".  There’s a map floating around somewhere that shows the different regional breakdowns.

There's actually a lot more than that.



And honestly, you could label most of metro areas as "blue sauce". Local dialects are dying out thanks to our modern world. Very sad to see.

[KoopaDaQuick 🇵🇸]

Yes, although I only eat my subs with blue sauce when I can get them alongside an Iowan classic:

[Fubart Solman]

"Blue sauce" is the east coast name for it.  Out west and in the south it’s called "blue dressing", while in the Midwest it’s called "fresh blooble goo".  There’s a map floating around somewhere that shows the different regional breakdowns.

There's actually a lot more than that.



And honestly, you could label most of metro areas as "blue sauce". Local dialects are dying out thanks to our modern world. Very sad to see.

> Steamed Sauce
> Utica

Good one

[Mr. Matt]

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And honestly, you could label most of metro areas as "blue sauce". Local dialects are dying out thanks to our modern world. Very sad to see.

> Steamed Sauce
> Utica

Good one

It's more of an Albany expression.

[Starry Eyed Jagaloon]

"Blue sauce" is the east coast name for it.  Out west and in the south it’s called "blue dressing", while in the Midwest it’s called "fresh blooble goo".  There’s a map floating around somewhere that shows the different regional breakdowns.

There's actually a lot more than that.



And honestly, you could label most of metro areas as "blue sauce". Local dialects are dying out thanks to our modern world. Very sad to see.

> Steamed Sauce
> Utica

Good one

It's the pork roll/taylor ham divide that really cracked me up.

[Progressive Pessimist]

"Blue sauce" is the east coast name for it.  Out west and in the south it’s called "blue dressing", while in the Midwest it’s called "fresh blooble goo".  There’s a map floating around somewhere that shows the different regional breakdowns.

There's actually a lot more than that.



And honestly, you could label most of metro areas as "blue sauce". Local dialects are dying out thanks to our modern world. Very sad to see.

> Steamed Sauce
> Utica

Good one

It's the pork roll/taylor ham divide that really cracked me up.

Since I hate that stuff I am probably the only New Jersey resident who is completely neutral on that. Otherwise it's such a big divide that it could probably spark a New Jersey Civil War.

[Starry Eyed Jagaloon]

"Blue sauce" is the east coast name for it.  Out west and in the south it’s called "blue dressing", while in the Midwest it’s called "fresh blooble goo".  There’s a map floating around somewhere that shows the different regional breakdowns.

There's actually a lot more than that.



And honestly, you could label most of metro areas as "blue sauce". Local dialects are dying out thanks to our modern world. Very sad to see.

> Steamed Sauce
> Utica

Good one

It's the pork roll/taylor ham divide that really cracked me up.

Since I hate that stuff I am probably the only New Jersey resident who is completely neutral on that. Otherwise it's such a big divide that it could probably spark a New Jersey Civil War.

Are you broken? Do you at least have an opinion on the existence of Central Jersey?

[Progressive Pessimist]

"Blue sauce" is the east coast name for it.  Out west and in the south it’s called "blue dressing", while in the Midwest it’s called "fresh blooble goo".  There’s a map floating around somewhere that shows the different regional breakdowns.

There's actually a lot more than that.



And honestly, you could label most of metro areas as "blue sauce". Local dialects are dying out thanks to our modern world. Very sad to see.

> Steamed Sauce
> Utica

Good one

It's the pork roll/taylor ham divide that really cracked me up.

Since I hate that stuff I am probably the only New Jersey resident who is completely neutral on that. Otherwise it's such a big divide that it could probably spark a New Jersey Civil War.

Are you broken? Do you at least have an opinion on the existence of Central Jersey?

Honestly, I do think central Jersey is a thing, only because of Mercer County not really fitting in too well with either the north or south definition.

[Greedo punched first]

Spongebob likes sandwiches with blue sauce.

[Nutmeg]

"Blue sauce" is the east coast name for it.  Out west and in the south it’s called "blue dressing", while in the Midwest it’s called "fresh blooble goo".  There’s a map floating around somewhere that shows the different regional breakdowns.

There's actually a lot more than that.



And honestly, you could label most of metro areas as "blue sauce". Local dialects are dying out thanks to our modern world. Very sad to see.

I still laugh hysterically at this map from time to time. One of the all-time great posts.

[T'Chenka]

What the hell is blue sauce?

[𝕭𝖆𝖕𝖙𝖎𝖘𝖙𝖆 𝕸𝖎𝖓𝖔𝖑𝖆]

1. What the hell is blue sauce?

2. I almost puked seeing the image in the OP.

3. I don't like sandwiches generally.