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Condiments "In The News"

All the news that's not to saucy

Wendy’s employee shot due to dipping sauce debacle

ST. LOUIS – A “dipping sauce dispute” led to the shooting of a fast-food worker Tuesday at about 1:00 a.m. It happened at the Wendy’s on Natural Bridge Avenue at Union Boulevard.

Fast Food Restaurant BBQ Sauces Ranked Worst To Best

Barbeque sauce is no laughing matter. For some, it's the finishing touch to a master's great work, lovingly tended, perhaps for hours, over coals and infused with wood smoke. For others, it's an interesting condiment, something a little more daring than ketchup or mustard to dress a burger or piece of grilled chicken. Oftentimes, a good barbecue sauce is loved for its smokiness, its blend of vinegary tang and dark, complex sweetness.

Memphis police have reportedly arrested 2 customers who started a shooting in Burger King because their chicken sandwich had too much hot sauce

Police in Memphis say they have arrested two customers for starting a shooting in a Burger King restaurant after being served a chicken sandwich with too much hot sauce, FOX13 reported.

Condiment Crime Spree Suspect Arrested Again

BOISE, Idaho (CBS/AP) Idaho Police arrested Joy L. Cassidy after a bench warrant was issued last week because she failed to appear at a court hearing on charges stemming from her condiment-centric June vandalism arrest. The 74-year-old Cassidy is accused of pouring mayonnaise in the Ada County library's book drop box on June 13 and police say she was a person of interest in at least 10 other condiment-related crimes.