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<blockquote data-quote="wingsandsword" data-source="post: 5352577" data-attributes="member: 14159">Not really.&nbsp; Heck, go watch &quot;Pulp Fiction&quot;, part of the commentary early on between the characters is how one just came back from Amsterdam and was amazed at people eating fries with mayonnaise, to which both characters are disgusted.Mayonnaise (or &quot;Mayo&quot; as it's often called) is not used that widely.&nbsp; It's placed on burgers, and used as a base for some side-dishes eaten at picnics (potato salad, cole slaw), but definitely not something eaten every day in the typical diet.Ketchup is the stereotypical sauce for french fries, usually dipped.&nbsp; Cheese sauce is sometimes used for dipping.&nbsp; Chili &amp; cheese (and possibly green onions, jalapeno peppers, and sour cream) is occasionally placed on top of a plate of fries.&nbsp;&nbsp; I've known some people use barbeque sauce instead of ketchup, but since many BBQ sauces are essentially a thicker, smoky-flavored and spicier version of ketchup it isn't that much of a stretch.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="wingsandsword, post: 5352577, member: 14159"] Not really. Heck, go watch "Pulp Fiction", part of the commentary early on between the characters is how one just came back from Amsterdam and was amazed at people eating fries with mayonnaise, to which both characters are disgusted. Mayonnaise (or "Mayo" as it's often called) is not used [i]that[/i] widely. It's placed on burgers, and used as a base for some side-dishes eaten at picnics (potato salad, cole slaw), but definitely not something eaten every day in the typical diet. Ketchup is the stereotypical sauce for french fries, usually dipped. Cheese sauce is sometimes used for dipping. Chili & cheese (and possibly green onions, jalapeno peppers, and sour cream) is occasionally placed on top of a plate of fries. I've known some people use barbeque sauce instead of ketchup, but since many BBQ sauces are essentially a thicker, smoky-flavored and spicier version of ketchup it isn't that much of a stretch. [/QUOTE]

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