TIKTOK users have been left looking on the pink side of life in the wake of a new sauce.
The condiment, consisting of several ingredients, has taken the social media platform by storm.
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What is Pink Sauce and who created it?
Pink Sauce is a condiment that is being sold and marketed as a dipping sauce on TikTok.
The product is the brainchild of ‘Chef Pii’ – a Miami private chief and mixologist who calls herself the ‘Pink Queen.’
The TikToker regularly posts clips of herself using and consuming the gloopy substance on her channel.
She claims it is the perfect accompaniment to fast food items such as hamburgers and fried chicken.
“It will thrill your taste buds,” she wrote online.
What are the ingredients of Pink Sauce?
According to the website, the product has almost a dozen ingredients.
The list includes:
- Water
- Sunflower seed oil
- Raw honey
- Distilled vinegar
- Garlic
- Pitaya
- Pink Himalayan sea salt
- Less than 2 percent of dried spices
- Lemon juice
- Milk
- Citric acid
Pii has refused to touch on how the sauce actually tastes and admitted that it’s still in the “lab testing phase.”
But those that have sampled it, have compared the flavor to that of a sweet ranch sauce.
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Fellow TikTok user @jade.amberrrrr detailed that it tastes like “blackened ranch from Popeyes, but, like, sweet.”
“It’s like a sweet seasoned ranch, that’s what it tastes like to me. But since it’s made with oil, it’s a lot more buttery and oily than ranch. Ranch is like creamier and saltier,” she said.
Where to buy Pink Sauce
At the time of writing, the pink sauce is being flogged on a dedicated website for $20 a bottle.
However, TikTok user @seansvv claims the nutritional labels on the products are faulty and suspicious.
“If someone gets sick from this I am scared for the person who gets sick and the person who owns this business,” he said in a video.
“Which makes almost 6,300-something grams in the whole bottle, which is inaccurate. And if these small details were overlooked, I’m looking at quality control now. I’m kind of scared.”
After Sean’s post gained over five million views, Pii issued an apology to her customers, before clarifying that the issue had been resolved.
All customers who received faulty labels would receive “a gift and a thank-you note,” she said.
This post first appeared on Thesun.co.uk
