Here’s an easy Chick-Fil-A sauce recipe copycat! If you love the restaurant sauce but can’t always eat out, this sauce tastes just like it! This sauce is perfect for those chicken sandwiches and nuggets you make at home and for lots of other things!
Who doesn’t love Chick-Fil-A sauce? If you’re not familiar with Chick-Fil-A sauce, it is a heavenly sauce similar to honey mustard that is served at Chick-Fil-A chicken restaurants. At Chick-Fil-A, the sauce is perfect for fried chicken sandwiches, chicken nuggets, waffle fries and more.
If you’re a fan of this tasty sauce, but you can’t afford to eat out all the time, here’s an easy Chick-Fil-A sauce recipe copycat that taste very close to the restaurant version. Make some for yourself and serve with chicken sandwiches, nuggets, fries, salads and more!
Chick-Fil-A Sauce Recipe Copycat
Ingredients
1/2 cup mayonnaise
2 Tbsp. mustard
1/2 tsp. garlic powder
1 Tbsp. vinegar
2 Tbsp. honey
Salt and pepper, to taste
Instructions
- Mix all ingredients in a small bowl or measuring cup.
- Pour into a squeeze bottle or store in a small container and enjoy.
This chick-fil-a sauce recipe is good for 4-6 weeks in the refrigerator.
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Yummy! Can’t wait to try this, thanks so much!
Made this tonight and it is really good! I just used it for some chicken nuggets, very tasty!
I don’t have a Chick Fil A anywhere around I know of but the sauce is nice.
I think I heard angels sing when I saw this post! lol I LOVE Chick Fil A!
I was laughing at your comment Crystal trying to remember the last time I heard angels sing over a recipe but after laughing at you I remembered just this last weekend I tried a new cookies recipe that when I tasted it I thought I had “died and gone to heaven” and the name of the recipe was Caramel “Heavenlies” so I guess we must respond the same way to food. I was thinking about calling them mamma from heaven but after your comment maybe I should call them angel cookies. : )
I have made Caramel Heavenlies for years, never thought of calling them anything else. Just wish they had a low calorie version.
So true Linda. I wish they had low cal on some many things but seems like all the good stuff is always high cal. : )
Does it matter what kind of vinegar you use?
White vinegar. Most of the time if a recipe – especially older recipes – if they call for vinegar it is usually white vinegar. If it is another kind it will state the kind.
Oh. It look delicious! It also easy to make, I will try to make them today.
Love all your recipes and enjoy watching your YouTubes! Thanks to you and your mom. Can’t wait to try this one.
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Thank you Cynthia for letting us know. Appreciate it.
Chic Fil A sauce has bbq sauce in it. That’s what gives it a slightly smoky flavor. It’s mayo, honey, Dijon mustard, and bbq sauce.
This looks real good too, as Heather said about the bbq sauce. Many of the ex employees online have said a squirt of BBQ SAUCE does it. I Just made some for some little smokies and i used a bit of bbq sauce for sweet and tang.
More people were saying add the BBQ than not. I finally was on vacation in another state. My son pulled into Chick-Fil-A Sauce i could not believe it (I never could find one in our state). He told the girl i make the sauce but had never been to their restaurant WOW HOW SWEET SHE GAVE ME A BAG OF A FEW HANDFULS OF SAUCE PACKS! So good! GREAT NEWS WE are supposed to get a new restaurant near our mall in OREGON, Chick-Fil-A HOPE IT HAPPENS! Thx for this page and the site really fun!
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True Heather,
But this one should taste Delicious for dipping fries (regular or sweet potato fries) or nuggets too.
Many thanks!
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Oqne of our grocery stores sells it.
Thank you so much for this you gal’s are the best!!
LOL You are sooo welcome Sharon – hope you enjoy it.
The original recipe (I happen to live in the area that the sauce was made in batches every day before it was mass packaged) used cole slaw sauce and bbq sauce. I was given the recipe by one of the original makers of the sauce, but I could never get it to taste quite the same as theirs 🤷🏻♀️