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Where To Get A Free Bottle Of McDonald's Big Mac Sauce In Metro Detroit

It's one of the tastiest giveaways in U.S. history!

On Thursday, Jan. 26, McDonald's is giving away 10,000 bottles of its Big Mac sauce for FREE.

The 11.4 oz bottles will be given away beginning at 1 p.m. in select locations, and you have to say the phrase "There's a Big Mac for that."

In metro Detroit, the giveaway is happening at the Royal Oak McDonald's on Woodward Avenue near 13 Mile Road. It's not clear how many bottles the restaurant has to give away, so get there early if you really want one.

The giveaway, a first in the U.S., is part of a celebration to introduce the Mac Jr. and the Grand Mac, two different-sized variations of the classic sandwich.

McDonald's introduced the Big Mac in 1968. In 1975, the special sauce got its own callout in the signature Big Mac commercial, touting the burger's components: "Two all-beef patties, special sauce, lettuce, cheese, pickles, onions on a sesame seed bun."

The Grand Mac sandwich is made with two beef patties for a total of one-third pound, with two slices of melty American cheese and iconic Special Sauce, served on a larger sesame seed bun with crisp lettuce, minced onions and tangy pickles.

The Mac Jr. sandwich is a single-layer burger that's easier to eat on the go. It has all the flavor of the Big Mac sandwich without the middle bun.

The Snack Attack is a feature on CBSDetroit.com that centers around all things food. Know of a new snack we should attack? Send an email and we'll be sure to add it to the list.

 

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