Recently, American foodies finally waited for the return of Sichuan Chili sauce. In response to the enthusiasm of fans, McDonald's began to sell Sichuan Chili sauce in some stores in the United States last Saturday (65438+1October 7).
Those Americans who have eaten Sichuan Chili sauce will proudly declare that it would be a pity if you were born around 2000, because you will never experience the McDonald's Sichuan Chili sauce sold by 1998!
In order to taste it again, some people even posted a joint petition on the petition website, asking Sichuan Chili sauce to return to McDonald's menu. So far, it has received more than 40,000 signatures. Some people still have leftover Sichuan Chili sauce at home, ready to take the opportunity to auction it on ebay at a sky-high price of $70,000, making a big profit.
The demand for hot sauce far exceeded the supply that day. By about 1: 30 pm, the length of the queue was beyond the control of the restaurant, and the staff began to queue. At about 2 pm, the queue has "spread" for almost a block.
Almost at the same time, the door of another McDonald's restaurant in new york was blocked by young boys, who shouted, "No Chili sauce!" An American girl wearing a "Sichuan Hot Sauce" T-shirt said sadly in an interview: "In order to buy sauce, I even gave up the animation exhibition!"
An American netizen posted on social networking sites: "I stood in line for more than four hours without hot sauce and posters and got a small sticker. The sticker didn't write me hot sauce, but mustard ... "
Even though all the shops have been snapped up, there are still many fans who are "well aware" and continue to queue up at the shops selling hot sauce, hoping to get even an empty box. In a McDonald's restaurant in Wellington, Florida, USA, the police even had to deploy police forces at the door of the restaurant. The policeman shouted at the door of the restaurant with a loudspeaker: "Go home, the sauce has been sold out!" "