In a recent outpouring on social networking sites such as Twitter and Facebook, netizens are sharing their outrage over one thing -- the discontinuation of McDonald's curry sauce.

According to a post on the McDonald's Facebook page around 12.20pm today (Nov 14), the curry sauce has apparently been discontinued due to 'unforseen supply issues'. The post continued to say that new stock will arrive next week.

STOMPer PoohBear said:

"What is McDonald’s without its signature curry sauce? Apparently, a big deal to its army of loyal customers.

"From their Facebook post, there we have it -- McDonald’s curry sauce will not be discontinued. Can all of you rest in 'peace' now?"

STOMPer KariFever first wrote in:

"Took a picture of the curry sauce in my fridge. I know it's expired, but hey, now it's an even more opportune time to keep it for memory's sake, right?

"Everyone is going crazy over the fact that there is no more McDonald's curry sauce.

"This comes after mayonaise was discontinued, which also made patrons unhappy.

"But curry sauce, now that's the big thing...what are we going to dip our fries and nuggets in and mix chilli sauce with?

"Look at all the tweets on the twitterverse #RIPCurrySauce:

"'No curry sauce = no fun = no nuggets = = no McDonald = #RIPCurrysauce'
"'Funny how the only thing which seems to gather the wrath of Singaporeans is when you attempt to deprive them of curry.' 
"'People may be carrying pots of curry to McDonald's because there's no more #McDCurrySauce to dip their nuggets, fries etc in.' 

"...And all the posts on McDonald's Singapore's wall:

"'Is it true bout "the death of the curry sauce"??'
"'McDonalds, Y U NO more curry sauce?!?!?!'
"'MAC NO CURRY MAKES ME GRUMPY!'

"According to a Facebook user who claims to be a McDonald's employee, he says '...It's literally one of the main sauces in Mac's. They will NOT remove it. There's just something wrong with the factory which makes the curry sauce and apparently they have to wait till the problem is resolved. Unless you want curry sauce that tastes weird and might cause food poisoning.'

"Well, the bottomline from irate customers is, McDonald's had better curry favour with its customers by serving curry again, because it might lose some business."