Popeyes Pops Out With The Official Launch Of Its First-Ever Signature Sauce

info@blaqly.com — Tue, 15 Jul 2025 19:45:01 +0000

Popeyes is officially joining the sauce scene with the debut of its first-ever Signature Sauce—a bold, creamy creation inspired by its New Orleans roots and designed to elevate every bite.

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Available now across the U.S. and Canada, the new sauce is making a splash alongside the launch of Popeyes’ limited-time Chicken Dippers, a snack-sized option packed with flavor and crunch.

The new Signature Sauce isn’t just another condiment—it’s a bold, soulful blend crafted to be undeniably Popeyes. Drawing on the Louisiana “holy trinity” of bell pepper, celery, and onion, and seasoned with garlic and just the right kick of hot sauce, this sauce stands apart from anything else on the Popeyes menu.

“Popeyes Signature Sauce is one of a kind with its creamy, irresistible flavor designed to be the perfect companion to every Popeyes menu item. We took our time developing it over the last five years, ensuring we landed on something undeniably Popeyes,” said Chef Amy Alarcon, VP of Culinary Innovation at Popeyes. “Creating a signature sauce is a monumental moment for our brand, and one we approached with care, knowing it had the potential to become an iconic part of our menu. It’s incredibly unique and ownable to our Cajun roots, which is a true testament to our Louisiana heritage.”

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Designed for optimal dipping, the Signature Sauce comes in a newly designed round dipping cup, encouraging fans to savor “Every. Last. Drop.” It pairs effortlessly with Popeyes’ menu favorites, from Cajun Fries and Chicken Sandwiches to the newly released Chicken Wraps and now, Chicken Dippers.

The Chicken Dippers, available for a limited time, are made with thin strips of all-white chicken breast meat, hand-battered in Popeyes’ signature Louisiana garlic and spice blend. At just $4.99*, they’re a flavorful yet convenient snack—ideal for solo snackers, families, or on-the-go dipping enthusiasts.

For those looking to build a bigger meal, Popeyes is rolling out a new digital ordering feature: Build Your Own Bundle. Available exclusively through the Popeyes App and website, the bundle lets guests mix and match three proteins and two sides for just $20**, offering flexibility and ease for group orders.

While the Chicken Dippers are only around for a limited time, Popeyes Signature Sauce is here to stay. It’s a flavorful new staple that reflects the brand’s deep culinary roots and bold, Southern spirit. Chicken Dippers are available now at participating Popeyes restaurants across the U.S. and Canada—don’t miss out on this crispy, dip-worthy combo before it’s gone!
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Diplomatic Caucasity: Completely Clueless Cheeto In Chief Asks Liberian President Where He Learned English—The Official Language Of His Country

info@blaqly.com — Fri, 11 Jul 2025 15:17:49 +0000

In today’s episode of Trump Might Be Orange, But He’s Still Exhaustingly White, President Donald Trump, on Wednesday, had lunch in the State Dining Room at the White House with the leaders of five African nations. Now, if you’ve witnessed literally any of Trump’s White House meetings with foreign leaders, you know it was only a matter of time before something embarrassing happened. We all saw how desperate he was to convince South Africa’s president that white Afrikaners were “fleeing” a (fictional) “white genocide” that President Cyril Ramaphosa didn’t realize was going on in his own country. (Because it wasn’t.)

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Well, this time, Trump reminded us that a lot of white people still don’t get that “You speak so well” isn’t the compliment to Black people that they think it is by asking the president of Liberia, where English is the official language, “Where did you learn to speak so beautifully?”

“Such good English,” Trump said to Liberian President Joseph Boakai. “Where did you learn to speak so beautifully? Where? Were you educated? Where?”

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From the New York Times:

Mr. Boakai started to murmur appreciatively, and Mr. Trump continued: “In Liberia? Well, that’s very interesting. That’s beautiful English. I have people at this table can’t speak nearly as well.” There was some chuckling in the room.

Liberia has deep ties to the United States. Its founding was rooted in America’s “Back to Africa” movement and the American Colonization Society, a group formed in 1816 by philanthropists, abolitionists and some slave owners. That society, established in part as a response to rebellions of enslaved people, helped resettle free Black Americans in what would become Liberia.

Liberian leaders drew up a constitution in 1847 based largely on the American Declaration of Independence.

Now, look, I would bet my next paycheck that most Americans had no idea English was Liberia’s first language, or that of any African nation, for that matter. But most Americans are not the president of the United States. Most Americans aren’t a world leader who has a scheduled White House meeting with other world leaders, which a competent commander in chief would have prepared for by doing at least bare-minimum research on the small handful of foreign nations whose leaders he was hosting.

Does Trump not have free access to Google?

But, again, white people, especially white conservatives, just never really understood why complimenting Black people on how articulate we are — while having no discernible reason to assume we wouldn’t be articulate — is ignorant and inherently racist.

“Only the fake news could so pathetically pick apart President Trump’s heartfelt compliment during a meeting that marked a historic moment for U.S.-Africa relations,” said White House spokeswoman Anna Kelly.

See what I mean?

Rep. Jasmine Crockett (D-Texas) had a different take.

“Asking the President of Liberia where he learned English when it’s literally the official language is peak ignorance,” said in a post on social media. “I’m pretty sure being blatantly offensive is not how you go about conducting diplomacy.”

Exactly.

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