classic burger sauce

GATHER YOUR INGREDIENTS


2 tablespoons 
mayonnaise

1 tablespoon 
ketchup

½ teaspoon 
sweet pickle relish

½ teaspoon sugar 

½ teaspoon white vinegar 

¼ teaspoon ground black pepper

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