McDonald's Big Mac sauce is coming to Canadian grocery stores

While it is a tragic reality that only 20 per cent of millennials have ever tried a Big Mac, those who do have a deep-seated love for the fast-food sandwich will soon be able to top their home burgers with that trademark sauce.

At the Grocery & Specialty Food West Convention, blogger Diana of Foodology.ca caught sight of the sauce encased behind a plastic display, alongside the two other signature sauces being released, McChicken and Filet-O-Fish.

The news of the imminent arrival of the condiments was confirmed by a press release on March 21.

According to the press release, the sauces will be released this spring across Canada, with “more details soon.”

McDonald’s gave away 10,000 bottles of Big Mac sauce in the U.S. in late January, around the same time that the Mac Jr. and Grand Mac were released stateside. Some of those bottles were then being sold for between US$100 and US$100,000 on eBay.

While there is no price yet for the Canadian retail version of the sauce, presumably it’ll be a little more affordable.

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