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Donald’s chef has brought the sauce back. At this year’s San Diego Comic- Con, Rick and Morty co- creator Justin Roiland joked that he’d been in contact with Mc. Donald’s after the show’s third season premiere prominently featured the sauce. After the episode aired, thousands of fans petitioned for Mc. Donald’s to bring it back and a single bottle of the stuff sold for $1. Bay. Last night, Roiland took to Twitter to reveal that Mc.

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Donald’s lived up to their promise and sent him a single 6. Szechuan Sauce from an alternate dimension where it’s always 1. Along with the sauce was a note from one of Mc. Free Download God Of War (2017). Donald’s chefs named Mike (there are a couple of them) explaining the lengths they had to go to in order to procure the sauce. Mike wrote: “We wish we could have brought more sauce through, but we couldn’t risk keeping a portal like that open. Think about it, if you knew in 1. Mc. Donald’s would have All Day Breakfast in 2.

Of course not. If we left the portal open, we’d have puka shells, bucket hats, and boy bands as far as the eye could see. It’s too risky, even for a sauce as delicious as this.”While Roiland got the first bottle, Chef Mike added that “a few lucky fans will get to experience the glory” meaning that the fast food giant is probably planning to roll it out for another limited time run. Update: This morning, Mc. Donalds posted a new picture of three more jugs of the sauce to its Twitter feed along with the time and date of Rick and Morty’s return tonight on Adult Swim. It’s coming back, folks.

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