What Is HP Brown Sauce (& Is It The Same As American Steak Sauce)?
While both HP and A.1. may seem like copycat recipes of each other, the only similarity they share is that they are both tinted brown.
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While both HP and A.1. may seem like copycat recipes of each other, the only similarity they share is that they are both tinted brown.
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