14 Restaurant Sauces and Dips You Can Actually Buy at the Grocery Store

For many people, one of the best parts of eating out at chain restaurants are their delicious signature sauces. A great way to save more money is to make some of your favorite restaurant meals at home — sauces and all.

Luckily, many popular restaurants bottle and sell their condiments, making it easy to stock up at home for every meal.

Here are 14 popular sauces you can grab at the grocery store.

Editor’s note: Prices are subject to change and may vary by location.

Price: $4.29 (Target)

Chick-fil-A’s signature dipping sauce is tangy, sweet, flavorful, and quintessential to their chicken experience.

That same sauce – with a hint of honey mustard and a lot of smoky flavor – can be found in 16-ounce bottles at grocery stores nationwide.

Price: $2.22 (Walmart)

Taco Bell’s zesty Avocado Ranch Sauce is great on everything. Delightful and light, this creamy dressing operates well on quesadillas, sandwiches, fries, chips, salads, and more.

You can grab a 12-ounce bottle at stores like Walmart, with additional savings available on online orders.

Price: $3.98 (Walmart)

As most fried chicken stops do, Zaxby’s has licensed their signature sauces. A 16-ounce container of their Zaxby’s sauce can be purchased for less than $5.

Tastewise, you’ll get notes of citrus amidst the taste of Worcestershire, garlic, mayo, ketchup, and black pepper in a sweet and tangy trip.

Price: $3.98 (Walmart)

Arby’s Sauce is their signature condiment, a unique blend of vinegar and tomatoes that lands the taste somewhere between a ketchup and a barbecue sauce.

Its tang is a great addition to most sandwiches and nuggets, and you can score it for around $4 to keep your guests – and yourself – pleasantly surprised.

Price: $3.98 (Target)

Olive Garden’s fan-favorite creamy Italian dressing is next level, and you can score a 16-ounce bottle for less than $5 to use at home on all your salads and more.

Price: $3.98 (Target)

Arby’s addictive “Horsey Sauce” is a mixture of horseradish, sugar, and mayonnaise — and it’s available in your local grocery aisle, so you don’t have to say this silly-sounding name out loud.

Price: $4.74 (Target)

Whataburger’s Patty Melt Sauce is one of the brand’s best, and it can be nabbed in a 15.5-ounce bottle for under $5 at major retailers.

This sauce, an updated version of their signature creamy pepper sauce, is made with buttermilk, mustard, garlic, onion, and more.

Price: $4.48 (Target)

Panda Express’ famous Orange Sauce has a slight spice that evens out the sweetness of the citrus.

Fans recommend letting the sauce heat a little longer to match the texture and thickness of the real deal.

Price: $4.29 (Target)

Have you ever wanted to replicate the flavor of the Crunchwrap sauce? Well, you’re in luck because Taco Bell sells the sauce in a spreadable jar so you can enjoy it in tacos, on crackers and naan, or as a dip on its own from the comfort of your home.

Price: $3.96 (Wakmart)

Anyone who’s had P.F. Chang’s Creamy Ginger Dressing at the restaurant knows you’ll crave it on salads, in wraps, and on broiled chicken.

Fortunately for less than $4, you can score your own bottle of it to use at home whenever you want.

Price: $4.74 (Walmart)

Whataburger’s Jalapeño Spicy Ranch sauce was made popular on the Monterey Melt. A soft ranch with the fiery kick of jalapeño, this vinegar-forward sauce has as much tang as it does bite to it.

You can grab it to use at home at stores like Walmart, H-E-B, and Amazon.

Price: $3.68 (Walmart)

Buffalo Wild Wings’ wildly popular Parmesan Garlic Sauce is hard to replicate, so it’s lucky we can just buy it by the bottle.

Dip your wings into it, cook your chicken in it, and use it as fry sauce or on sauteed vegetables.

Price: $1.98 (Walmart)

Taco Bell launched an entire line of at-home options of their popular sauces, so you can enjoy them in cute bottles designed to mimic the packets you get in the restaurant.

Grab their mild, hot, fire, or diablo sauces to enjoy on Mexican or fusion food recipes, and as seasoning on ground turkey or chicken.

Price: $4.48 (Walmart)

For Asian food fans who cover their entire meal with a thin layer of sweet and sour sauce, Panda Express’ tasty recipe is available in the aisles at your local grocery store.

Customers love to dip air-fried egg rolls in the sauce and have it available at parties or to add a sweet spike to any meal.

It can feel easier to grab food from a restaurant when you’re craving a specific flavor or special sauce, but by having your favorite sauces available at home, you can save money on everyday essentials by replicating those dishes instead.