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<p><b>New page</b></p><div>[[File:Patatje_met.jpg|Patatje met|thumb]] '''Fritessaus''' is a traditional [[Dutch cuisine|Dutch]] condiment served with [[French fries]], known in the Netherlands as ''patat'' or ''friet''. It is similar to [[mayonnaise]], but with a lower fat content and often a sweeter taste. Fritessaus is a popular choice in the [[Netherlands]], [[Belgium]], and parts of [[Germany]] where it is often found in fast food restaurants, snack bars, and at home.<br />
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==History==<br />
The exact origins of fritessaus are unclear, but it has been a staple of Dutch fast food culture for many decades. It was created as a lighter alternative to traditional mayonnaise, which has a higher fat content. Over the years, fritessaus has become an integral part of the Dutch snacking experience, often accompanying not just fries but also a variety of fried snacks such as [[kroketten]] (croquettes) and [[bitterballen]] (meatballs).<br />
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==Ingredients and Preparation==<br />
Fritessaus is made from a base of vegetable oil, vinegar, egg yolk, and mustard. Sugar or glucose syrup is often added to give it a sweeter flavor compared to regular mayonnaise. The sauce is emulsified until it reaches a smooth, creamy consistency. Some variations may include lemon juice, herbs, or spices to add a unique flavor.<br />
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==Cultural Significance==<br />
In the Netherlands, fritessaus is more than just a condiment; it is a part of the country's culinary identity. It is commonly served in a paper cone filled with fries, known as a ''patatje met'', meaning "fries with" in Dutch. This simple dish is a popular street food and is often enjoyed as a quick snack or meal.<br />
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==Variations==<br />
While traditional fritessaus is beloved throughout the Netherlands, there are several variations. These include:<br />
* '''Curry ketchup''': A spicier sauce that combines the sweetness of ketchup with the warmth of curry spices.<br />
* '''Joppiesaus''': A relatively recent addition to Dutch sauce offerings, featuring a creamy, curry-flavored base with onions and spices.<br />
* '''Speciaal''': A combination of mayonnaise, ketchup or curry ketchup, and finely chopped onions, served on top of fries.<br />
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==International Presence==<br />
Although fritessaus is a distinctly Dutch condiment, its popularity has spread to other countries, particularly those with a strong Dutch influence. It can be found in specialty stores around the world, catering to the tastes of expatriates and culinary adventurers alike.<br />
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==See Also==<br />
* [[Mayonnaise]]<br />
* [[French fries]]<br />
* [[Dutch cuisine]]<br />
* [[Snack bar]]<br />
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[[Category:Dutch cuisine]]<br />
[[Category:Condiments]]<br />
[[Category:Sauces]]<br />
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