You Can Buy A Sauce Holder To Make Your Car-Eating Dreams Come True

If you enjoy the occasional fast food meal when you're on the go, then you likely know the pain of having your fries fall into the car seat abyss or your dipping sauce accidentally getting jolted onto the floor. It's a sad day when you're finally able to satisfy that hangry monster inside you, only to have your meal ruined by the need to hunt down lost fries or spot-clean that puddle of escaped sauce later on.

The best dipping sauces can sometimes feel like precious cargo, especially when favorite chains like Chick-fil-A began to establish sauce limits per meal in 2021 for its popular Chick-fil-A sauce. And when you're trying to eat quickly in the car so you can get back on the road — or eating while behind the wheel — sometimes unfortunate mishaps can happen. Thankfully, we've found a much-needed solution to the chaotic sauce issues that car-eating commuters everywhere have faced. Out of all the genius fast food hacks floating around on the internet, you'll want to snatch this one up for yourself and maybe even gift it to your friends who need a little more sauce stability in their life, too. The unique car accessory went viral in a TikTok video, where the user unboxes and puts the saucy savior to work, captioning it "best purchase ever."

For just around 10 bucks on Amazon, you can have not one, but two of your own dipping sauce holders to snap onto your car's AC vent. This brilliant gadget was created by the successful Shark Tank start-up Saucemoto, which was founded by three innovative friends advocating for the practice of "safe sauce." According to their website, founders Michael Koury, Tony Lahood, and William Mouhajes had one simple goal in mind. "We were tired of standing by idly as the perfect union of fries and nuggets, and the precious sauces that complement them, grew strained. So we created the Saucemoto dip clip to repair this relationship, reuniting ketchup with french fry, nugget with BBQ, and so on."

It's a great stocking stuffer and just a handy tool in general to have in your car for whenever you need saucy nuggets to sustain you. Gone are the days of fumbling around with open sauce packets after you hit the McDonald's drive-thru. The guys at Saucemoto want to ensure that you're using their product safely, so they advise in the dip clip's user manual that passengers, not drivers, should situate it in a stationary vehicle. This ensures it's ready to go, sturdy and secure, for all your dipping needs. So remember to practice "safe sauce" when you use it, foodies.