We enjoy this a lot with cooked frozen french fries and onion rings, and the kids like it with their fish sticks 'way better than ketchup). Thank you for this, a new batch is chilling in the fridge as I type :)

Good

Was really good.. dipped chicken tenders in it...

I find bk's sauce tastes just like shrimp sauce

This recipe was spot on. Tasted exactly like the version you get at BK.

this recipe is perfect...for the best taste make it thenight before and let it sit...definitely wait at least 2 hrs....if you try it right away you pretty much taste the mayo...it is something that needs to sit and absorb all of the flavors...once it does it is awesome!

It was good... but that was about it for me. It could have been much better, taste wise. There was too much mayo when I tried it, so I added some more ketchup and horseradish sauce, along with a few extra ingredients. It still didn't seem to come as close as the actual BK sauce (gotta get some and do a comparission) but it boosted the flavor, and more importantly, the kick, making it a bit more like BK's sauce. Overall it's pretty good.

I love the zesty onion ring sauce,you can eat it on any sandwich and make your sandwich taste even better it don't have to be for just onion rings.

If you're a big fan of onion rings from Burger King you probably already
know about the spicy dipping sauce offered from the world's number two
burger chain. Its not necessarily on the menu, and you usually have to
request it. The creamy, mayo-based sauce is obviously inspired by the
dipping sauce served with Outback's signature Bloomin' Onion appetizer,
since both sauces contain similar ingredients, among them horseradish and
cayenne pepper. If you're giving the previous clone for Burger King Onion
Rings a try, whip up some of this sauce and go for a dip. It's just as good
with low-fat mayonnaise if you're into that. And the stuff works real well
as a spread for burgers and sandwiches, or for dipping artichokes
[I posted this recipe.]