Dear McDonalds CEO, Can we get some Peruvian hot sauce over here? Kthanksbye
McDonald’s announced last month that it would feature an array of items from its global menus at its U.S. franchises, including a Stroopwafel McFlurry from the Netherlands, a Grand McExtreme Bacon Burger from Spain, a Tomato Mozzarella Chicken Sandwich from Canada and Cheesy Bacon Fries from Australia.But the oversights were glaring — as in, why is there nothing from Asia or Latin America on this menu? Say, a green tea sundae from Hong Kong or a deep fried cheese pie from Mexico.
Thankfully, we have a hack for the latter. The Peruvian brand Alacena makes a pair of hot sauces from Peruvian chiles for export that are available in the U.S.:You can order these online or find them in stock at Latin American grocers that specialize in South American products, such as
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