TikTok Is Accusing Chipotle Of Under-Portioning Its Vinaigrette

Unfortunately, many of us have experienced the phenomenon that is restaurant chains' sauce stinginess. Whether it be in McDonald's, Taco Bell, Chipotle, you name it, all of these chains make it difficult to get as much sauce as you need for your meal.

Chipotle in particular has recently come under fire on TikTok for withholding sauces — most notably its vinaigrette. Granted, a single serving of the vinaigrette is a measly 2 ounces, but not everyone is paying attention to suggested serving sizes. After all, people were already mad at Chipotle over its portion sizes for other menu items, so might as well continue to be mad, right?

Anyway, a pair of Chipotle employees riled everyone up yet again with a TikTok poking fun at the claims of customers being cheated out of their sauces and people were less than amused. If we're being honest, it's the burrito bowl portion fiasco all over again.

Chipotle employees' TikTok adds fuel to the sauce flame

In a recent TikTok, a Chipotle employee showed how the vinaigrette cups come filled about a quarter of the way up. At the same time, the audio says, "Come on, man, hook me up," while the worker tries to take additional cups. His coworker offers him a single cup of vinaigrette, this one shaken as if to make it look like it's fuller. The audio continues, "Y'all rationing around here? Come on, hook me up."

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Who portioned this? 👀 vinaigrette #lmaoo#chipotle#vinaigrette

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Viewers were understandably upset all over again, with one person commenting that you don't even get all of what little vinaigrette Chipotle gives you because 70% is "gonna be stuck to the lid and the sides." Others fumed over the fact that their local Chipotle charges for these little cups containing two drops of vinaigrette, whereas they allegedly used to be able to get a full cup for free. Another person wrote, "More plastic than sauce." 

At least Chipotle dropped its honey vinaigrette recipe so we can make it at home.