Re: Tha Mayonnaise Wars
Posted: Thu June 11, 2020 4:01 pm
Sorry if you've answered this already, wease, but why do you hate mayo but like sour cream?


They’re two totally different products. And quite honestly, I’m not, like, a super fan of sour cream. I like it ok as a base for stuff and on items like a burrito or something but I can’t stand it on a baked potato.durdencommatyler wrote:Sorry if you've answered this already, wease, but why do you hate mayo but like sour cream?
especially the Dukes!B wrote:Here's my secret sauce for a turkey sandwich. It's probably also good on burgers and in deviled eggs. Yes, brand names matter.
They are different. Just seems to me that reasons most people don't like mayo would apply to sour cream as well. But if you're not a big fan of sour cream, either, that makes sense. Do you like anything with a mayo base? Like a tuna noodle casserole? Or any kind of mayo bases slaw? It just feels inconsistent to me to despise one and tolerate the other and I'm looking for insight as to why.wease wrote:They’re two totally different products. And quite honestly, I’m not, like, a super fan of sour cream. I like it ok as a base for stuff and on items like a burrito or something but I can’t stand it on a baked potato.durdencommatyler wrote:Sorry if you've answered this already, wease, but why do you hate mayo but like sour cream?
wease wrote:It’s like looking in the mirror.Self wrote:Straight up mayo is the devil's jizz.
I do not. The taste of the mayo always comes thru. It’s not the consistency that bothers me, it’s straight up the taste. And when you get down to it, mayonnaise and sour cream don’t taste anything alike. At all.durdencommatyler wrote:They are different. Just seems to me that reasons most people don't like mayo would apply to sour cream as well. But if you're not a big fan of sour cream, either, that makes sense. Do you like anything with a mayo base? Like a tuna noodle casserole? Or any kind of mayo bases slaw? It just feels inconsistent to me to despise one and tolerate the other and I'm looking for insight as to why.wease wrote:They’re two totally different products. And quite honestly, I’m not, like, a super fan of sour cream. I like it ok as a base for stuff and on items like a burrito or something but I can’t stand it on a baked potato.durdencommatyler wrote:Sorry if you've answered this already, wease, but why do you hate mayo but like sour cream?
My brosChris_H_2 wrote:wease wrote:It’s like looking in the mirror.Self wrote:Straight up mayo is the devil's jizz.
Ah. Yeah, that's fair.wease wrote:I do not. The taste of the mayo always comes thru. It’s not the consistency that bothers me, it’s straight up the taste. And when you get down to it, mayonnaise and sour cream don’t taste anything alike. At all.durdencommatyler wrote:They are different. Just seems to me that reasons most people don't like mayo would apply to sour cream as well. But if you're not a big fan of sour cream, either, that makes sense. Do you like anything with a mayo base? Like a tuna noodle casserole? Or any kind of mayo bases slaw? It just feels inconsistent to me to despise one and tolerate the other and I'm looking for insight as to why.wease wrote:They’re two totally different products. And quite honestly, I’m not, like, a super fan of sour cream. I like it ok as a base for stuff and on items like a burrito or something but I can’t stand it on a baked potato.durdencommatyler wrote:Sorry if you've answered this already, wease, but why do you hate mayo but like sour cream?
oh man, me too..lets have a contestdurdencommatyler wrote:I fucking love Deviled Eggs so goddamn much! I could eat two dozen easy.
Our friend made Bloody Mary Deviled Eggs and brought them over a few weeks ago. Never had them before. I devoured them.doug rr wrote:oh man, me too..lets have a contestdurdencommatyler wrote:I fucking love Deviled Eggs so goddamn much! I could eat two dozen easy.
you're ondoug rr wrote:oh man, me too..lets have a contestdurdencommatyler wrote:I fucking love Deviled Eggs so goddamn much! I could eat two dozen easy.
Fucking traitorChris_H_2 wrote:so there's really only one thing I'll use mayo for -- grilling whole fish directly on the grill grate. it makes it virtually non-stick, and it burns off.
Like, oil and eggs and such?Anders wrote:Do you like they mayo ingredients by themselves, or in other products?
Yes. Egg yolks, dijon mustard, sunflower oil, vinegar or lemon juice.wease wrote:Like, oil and eggs and such?Anders wrote:Do you like they mayo ingredients by themselves, or in other products?
Egg yolks- sometimes. I like them in a fried egg but hate them hard boiled.Anders wrote:Yes. Egg yolks, dijon mustard, sunflower oil, vinegar or lemon juice.wease wrote:Like, oil and eggs and such?Anders wrote:Do you like they mayo ingredients by themselves, or in other products?