A list of things that pair well with McDonald's Szechuan Sauce
Whilst having a conversation with a friend he wanted to give me a list of foods that would probably taste good with Szechuan sauce. Considering the list itself, I have a feeling that it's not as tasty as he might recall. These are compiled from our talk on the matter over one of the popular (but not too popular) messaging apps:
• Giraffe
• Mitochondrial DNA
• Rejected chicken nuggets
• Some species of bat
• Wallet chains
• Cowboys, either the individuals or the football team
• Melancholy
• Grubs
• Piston linkages
• Peat moss
• Waffles you found on the bus
• Stephen Hawking
• Misplaced dentures
• Reading glasses that are too strong
• Steak sandwiches sent back by the elderly because they were too chewy
• Geronimo
• Wet dog fur
• Regurgitated baskets
• Hairless cats
• Old wine
• Moldy pepper
• Tea cup yorkies
• Defanged rabbits
• Clusterfucks
• Office cubicle dividers
• Ceiling panels
• Asbestos
• Shoe leather, used
• Stone masons
• Wood mill trash
• Glass blowers
• Blown glass
• Topical ointments and balms
• Beef Wellington thrown from a moving van
• Sparrows
• Staples that went through a stapler incorrectly and had to be discarded
• Ass magnets
• Ben Carson’s underwear
• Carson Daly
• Anything prepared by Kelly Clarkson
• Photo collage
• Minty suppositories
• Asps and vipers
• Novelty hats
• Discarded carnival food waste
• Brazil nuts
• 20 gallon tubs of lube (the kind you're thinking of right now)
• Spider monkeys
• Lightly used XS condoms
• Sinusitis
• Ferns
• Charlie Bucket
• Shaving strops
• Strap-on food processors
• Live Love Laugh wall plaques
• The small guest toilet just inside the main door of the Tardis
• Sten the Swede
• Wacko of the Warner Bros
• Regolith from the dim side of the moon
• Megatron
• Knee joints that have been replaced with a surgical implant
• Bill Gates divorce papers
• The worn elbow patches from a drunk English teachers coat
• Warren
• Cyber crime
• Dead skin flakes and/or dandruff
• Dan Cortez
• Goat nipples
Please feel free to contribute your own pairings in the comments below.