What Is Pink Sauce?<\/h2>\r\nAccording to the Pink Sauce website, this fluorescent condiment includes dragon fruit, honey, sunflower seed oil, chili and garlic. Previous nutrition labels also listed pink Himalayan sea salt, as well as less than 2% of lemon juice, milk and citric acid<\/a>.\r\n\r\nDespite its creamy-looking consistency, the sauce is a bit watery compared to most. The consistency is thin and looks more like watery pink milk slipping from the nozzle of the bottle. In many of Chef Pii's videos, it's generously applied to fried chicken<\/a> or burgers<\/a> but slips easily down the sides of the food and onto the consumer's fingers.\r\n\r\nWhile Chef Pii is seen enjoying the sauce in earlier TikTok videos, the one video of her pouring sauce<\/a> into a bottle that states that the sauce is \"edible and natural\" is what ultimately sparked viewers' attention.\r\n

Why Are People Obsessed with It?<\/h2>\r\nWhile the sauce ingredients seem pretty straightforward, the manufacturing of it continues to be a mystery for many\u2014including the color of the Pink Sauce, which keeps changing over time.\r\n\r\nIn the original video, the sauce has a darker magenta color and appears to be thicker in consistency, similar to ranch dressing. Eight days later, the sauce was a bit lighter in color as it was poured on a taco in a video<\/a>, yet still had a similar thick consistency to the original sauce.\r\n\r\nAnother five days later, the sauce looks to have a much lighter pink color<\/a> and has that watery consistency. Currently, the sauce color is closer to salmon<\/a>, flecked with seasoning, and dribbles down food easily.\r\n\r\nEven though Chef Pii tried to address the ever-changing colors<\/a>, stating that \"the color didn't change, just the lighting,\" users are still obsessing over how the sauce color and consistency never seem to match. And although the color of the sauce is advertised to come from the dragon fruit, users speculate that the pink color is likely not from the fruit but a dye\u2014which doesn't seem to be listed in the ingredients.\r\n