Copycat Chick-Fil-A Sauce Recipe

This copycat Chick-Fil-A sauce recipe calls for just 3 ingredients and tastes like the real deal! Perfect for dunking waffle fries or nuggets!

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My hometown got their first Chick-Fil-A just a couple of years ago and since then the cars have been lined up down the road. Every day. All times of day. There is always a line.

Now, I love me some Chick Fil A nuggets (so much so that we made copycat Air Fryer Chick Fil A nuggets) and my husband is straight up obsessed with their waffle fries.

Soooo, it just made sense that we recreated that secret sauce too, right?

I know what you’re thinking. Why make my own sauce when I can just go to Chick-Fil-A and get some for free? Like you can actually just ask for it, and they’ll give it to you. For free!

Maybe you feel weird about going there just to get sauce, or maybe it’s just Sunday. Whatever the reason, you can make your own copycat Chick-Fil-A sauce in about as much time as it takes to read this.

This homemade Chik Fil A sauce tastes just like the real deal and it’s made with just 3 ingredients!

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What’s in Chick Fil A Sauce:

ingredients for homemade Chick-Fil-A sauce.

We went through the ingredient list on the Chick-Fil-A sauce bottle and it was pretty easy to figure out what was going on…

The main ingredient is soybean oil and there also eggs listed…there’s your mayo!

After that we have sugar, BBQ sauce, and mustard, which brings us to our next 2 ingredients – smoky barbecue sauce and honey mustard!

They also add lemon juice to their sauce, but we didn’t find we needed it since honey mustard has a fair amount of vinegar in it to give the sauce some zip. Feel free to squeeze in a bit of lemon juice if you think it needs it, though!

Substitions:

If you don’t have honey mustard on hand, feel free to use our honey mustard recipe or just swap in 2 tablespoons of honey and 2 teaspoons of prepared yellow mustard. You may want to squeeze in a bit of lemon juice or add a tiny splash of vinegar, but taste your sauce and see what you think.

Recommended Brands:

We like to use Sweet Baby Ray’s BBQ sauce, Kraft or Duke’s mayonnaise, and Ken’s Honey Mustard in this recipe.

A nice hickory smoked BBQ sauce also works well!

What We Love About This Recipe!

We have loads of condiments in our fridge and I love that I don’t have to buy a bottle of Chick-Fil-A sauce now…I can just make it using what we always have on hand anyway! This sauce is sweet, creamy, and perfect for dipping nuggets or fries!

How to Make Chick-Fil-A Sauce:

Combine: Stir together the mayo, BBQ, and honey mustard.

Serve: No need to wait, just dig right in!

Store: This will last in a sealed jar or bowl for about a week.

FAQs:

How to store Chick-Fil-A sauce?

This copycat sauce recipe is probably best kept in something that can be well sealed like a mason jar. It should last for at least a week! The nice thing about this recipe is that it’s so easy to make you don’t really need to prepare a lot of it ahead of time, and the individual ingredients all keep well.

Can you buy Chick-Fil-A sauce at the store?

Many stores are carrying bottles of Chick-Fil-A sauce in the store next to the other condiments! It’s tasty, but you can save money and use up the condiments already in your fridge by making our copycat recipe!

Serving Suggestions!

What to serve with Chick-Fil-A sauce:

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nugget being dipped in chick-fil-a sauce.

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