dimwit wrote:Put Mayo, Ketchup and Tabasco onto anything and I defy you to tell me what it originally tasted like.
Good point - at least it would enable me to eat natto by covering up the foul taste.
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dimwit wrote:Put Mayo, Ketchup and Tabasco onto anything and I defy you to tell me what it originally tasted like.
gomichild wrote:I quite like a small dollop of mayo on some things - but when I've seen people just eating it out of the tube I feel revolted.
Also conbini sandwiches have so much of it on them they're revolting!
I prefer tartare sauce on potato wedges - I never dip fried potatoes in ketchup - yuckies.
What is good though if you get the frozen ebi from the supermarket, heat them up and douse them in a sauce of mixed mayo and tomato sauce and serve em up on a bed of lettuce - yum!
(omg I think I just had a Martha Stewart moment...)
kamome wrote:Good point - at least it would enable me to eat natto by covering up the foul taste.
Samurai_Jerk wrote:Hey, I like natto. I eat it several times a week. Got some in my fridge right now.
GomiGirl wrote:We had some for brekky this morning.
Mulboyne wrote:
"Individual customers' reserved mayonnaise bottles are seen at the "Mayonnaise Kitchen" restaurant in western Tokyo August 9, 2007. "Mayonnaise Kitchen" features mayonnaise on everything from toast and spaghetti to fondue." Reuters
"Individual customers' reserved mayonnaise bottles are seen at the "Mayonnaise Kitchen" restaurant in western Tokyo August 9, 2007. "Mayonnaise Kitchen" features mayonnaise on everything from toast and spaghetti to fondue." Reuters
When Koji Nakamura mixes up a margarita cocktail, he adds a special ingredient -- mayonnaise. "Mayogarita", a white drink with a hint of the creamy dressing, is one of several cocktails Nakamura serves in his "Mayonnaise Kitchen" restaurant in suburban Tokyo...While older Japanese might gag at the thought of mayonnaise on rice or savory pancakes, the young are slathering it on. They even have a name for mayo fanatics: "mayolers"...more...
Visitor K wrote:sacks of warm mayonnaise explode in your mouth.
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