If you're Dutch or know anyone who's Dutch, or if you just really like mayonnaise on fries, then you may be familiar with the Dutch delicacy that is Patat Frites, or Vlaamse Frites.
Essentially, the street food dish consists of fries nestled in a paper cone with a couple sauces on the side. Their fritessaus, or sweet mayo, is a must.
The restaurant is called Mossel en Gin, and they have become famous not only for their mussel and fries, but also their Gin Mayo condiment.
Mayonnaise is already contested as is. Now you add gin to the mixture? Oh boy.
The wild condiment mixes their love for gin with the national and popular condiment.
So, what the heck is in it?
Before you wince so hard that your face stays like that, it's apparently pretty good!
Alexander had a chance to try it and said it tasted close to a shrimp cocktail sauce: tangy, salty, and a little sweet.
For such a small tube (170 mL), it has 2% alcohol content in it.
You'll definitely want to eat responsibly!
If you're daring enough to zhuzh up your meals, you can order it on Chelsea Market Baskets for $6 a tube.
Would you give Gin Mayo a try? Let us know!
