Saucy Disasters

A collection of the most epic sauce-related catastrophes

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2018: The Great Mustard Flood of New York City

A freak storm caused a 10-foot tsunami of mustard to flood the city, leaving a trail of yellow destruction in its wake.

2001: The Saucy Rebellion of Tokyo

Protesters, fueled by a desire for more wasabi, stormed the streets of Tokyo, leading to a city-wide shortage of soy sauce.

1982: The Sudden Onset of Sriracha Fever

A mysterious outbreak of intense sweating and crying led to the shutdown of the Sriracha factory, causing global condiment shortages.

1967: The Mayonnaise Heist

Thieves made off with a tanker truckload of mayonnaise, leaving the city of Chicago in a state of condiment-induced despair.