Szechaun Sauce salt - Rick and Morty is racist show that supports Asian genocide!

[TsumTsum]

Who the fuck cares... it's McDonalds. I think they should move their war against food to fortune cookies instead.

 

[John Titor]

Meanwhile in China, people are laughing at people who thinks Szechuan sauce is anything close to Chinese and at the fact that someone sold a 20 year old sauce packet for $15,000.

Edit: $15,000? Is this a late April Fools joke?

Edit 2: Did a little more searching and I think it's both a hoax and publicity stunt. I think we've all been

 

[Positron]

Meanwhile in China, people are laughing at people who thinks Szechuan sauce is anything close to Chinese and at the fact that someone sold a 20 year old sauce packet for $1,500.

Maybe if Chris searches around in the hoard...

 

[NumberingYourState]

God we have such... Amazing issues to attend to!

 

[Chan the Wizard]

I predicted this as the episode aired. Oh it's Asian sauce, this is going to get reeeeed at and called racist.
Fuck me, I should have wrote and article and got paid.

 

[Zamasu]

Clickbait is salt now?

 

[Pickle Inspector]

As everyone knows businesses get really offended by having to import their goods to culturally appropriating foreigners!

 

[Arse Biscuit]

If this is seriously something people complain about, then the world is perfect and everyone should shut up.

 

[Taily Puff]

If this is seriously something people complain about, then the world is perfect and everyone should shut up.

Alternatively.

If not having the right dipping sauce for your nuggies isn't worth fighting for, then what was the point of this 'perfect' world?

 

[Morose_Obesity]

How many good boy points?

 

[Arse Biscuit]

Alternatively.

If not having the right dipping sauce for your nuggies isn't worth fighting for, then what was the point of this 'perfect' world?

But it wasn't. It was like using radiator fluid.

 

[melty]

I don't know why but it makes me so happy that this is a thing and that people are complaining about it. I never even tried that sauce.

If you like documentaries, "The Search for General Tso" is on Netflix. It's about the history of Chinese food in America.

 

[Tookie]

A similarly awkward situation arose in an article on the culinary website Food52 in which an Indian cook was asked to distill Indian cuisine into its mother sauces. “To impose a Western-centric framework on Indian cuisine is a gross simplification, since Indian cuisine has hundreds of sub-cuisines … and none of those variations really have sauces, per se,” Pooja Makhijani wrote in March.

They just wanted him to make a fucking curry sauce.

 

[Sable]

They just wanted him to make a fucking curry sauce.

Chip shop curry sauce is best cultural appropriation.

Businesses could make a lot of money out of the atomic power of REEE-ing. Not that McD's is short of money, but it'll spite the people complaining about it.

 

[Francis E. Dec Esc.]

Imagine how triggered they be if they knew about Chicken McNuggets Shanghai from 1987:

 

[Honeybunny]

Who the fuck cares... it's McDonalds. I think they should move their war against food to fortune cookies instead.

I kind of wish they did just to hear people try to claim they're culturally appropiating an american creation

 

[Nut-Roaster the 2nd]

Imagine how triggered they be if they knew about Chicken McNuggets Shanghai from 1987:

...Dangit, now I want them to bring that back. And I don't even like Mcd's...