whats A1 sauce for?

On the rocks?

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This is going to sound heretical, on my steak. I just use a small amount so it compliments the beef and not over power it.
 
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I mix it 50/50 with ketchup for a little bit zingier French fry or tater tot dip than plain ketchup.
That same 50/50 mix is also good for a meatloaf glaze.

Straight up, it works just fine on a burger or a chicken tender dip to me as well...
 
It appears here that A1 is to 2018 what the mayo slather was in 2017. Just sayin'...


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Not a user of A1, never have been. But, I saw this pic on Facebook and had to share here. I guess now we know what A1 is used for, lol...

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Combine it with store/production sauces to add an extra tangy-ness without making it vinegary.

Trial and error.
 
Seems I can get it from a shop here called USA foods, I shall try it eventually

It is actually a British food, so don’t blame us if you don’t like it! :D

It is a tomato, raisin, vinegar, orange concoction that does not contain tamarind and I don’t think it ever did. If they were aiming to copy something from India, they missed the mark by a mile.
 
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