10-02-2003 00:00									#31
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quote: Originally posted by Zylka Mayo is what Boris gets on a good night! Mustard comes when his boyfriend has been drinking vinegar all day!

You're revolting

	10-02-2003 00:12									#32
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That's Zylky for you.

	10-02-2003 00:22									#33
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Mustard's much more useful than mayo. Gotta love "spicy mustard."

	10-02-2003 00:43									#34
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On sanwiches, I like Italian dressing on lucheon meat and salami types, and mustard on cured beef or chiken types. On Haburgers I alternat between lite mayo & Mustard, for hots dogs and other wurst, mustard.

	10-02-2003 00:48									#35
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BOTH!


Mayo doesn't go with either Ketchup and/or mustard together though.


I've been known just to take a couple of slices of white bread, slap some mayo on both sides and eat it that way... in fact... I'm going to the kitchen right now to do just that!

	10-02-2003 00:53									#36
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What the hell is wrong wit u guys? No one likes ketchup?

BTW: Ketchup + mayo = 1000 island dressing. It does mix well... just not on a sandwich.

	10-02-2003 01:02									#37
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It's great on burgers!

	10-02-2003 01:19									#38
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Dijonnaise. Mwah.

	10-02-2003 01:19									#39
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quote: Originally posted by Sava And I've heard that Euro's and Canadians use Mayo instead of ketchup on their fries. That's ****ing wrong man!

Try it It's damn tasty (and if you listen closesly you can hear your arteries hardening)

	10-02-2003 01:24									#40
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QUOTE:
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Originally posted by Calc II
What the hell is wrong wit u guys? No one likes ketchup?

BTW: Ketchup + mayo = 1000 island dressing. It does mix well... just not on a sandwich.
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Sorry, Mayo is only good by itself. I do like Ketchup, though I would reach for Mustard (Hot Spicy Mr. Mustard or Polaski).

When I goto BK, I asked for a double whopper, no Mayo/no onion.

Yet if I goto Arbies, I ask for extra mayo for my philly sub.

	10-02-2003 01:30									#41
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quote: Originally posted by Sava And I've heard that Euro's and Canadians use Mayo instead of ketchup on their fries. That's ****ing wrong man!

Not true. Never seen mayo on french fries.

	10-02-2003 01:30									#42
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Vinegar is much more common

	10-02-2003 01:33									#43
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Dressings and sauces

	10-02-2003 01:33									#44
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ugh, neither.

Mayonaise, Mustard, and Mushrooms combine to form my three most hated foods on the planet. The Axis of Evil foods, if you will.

	10-02-2003 01:34									#45
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quote: Originally posted by Frogger Not true. Never seen mayo on french fries.

What's funny is, I know plenty of Americans that do that.

	10-02-2003 02:44									#46
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And God, spreading the Mustard, dragged forth the Holy Knife. And as such He completed the Holy Sandwich with meats and a few other condiments. Then, He took a bite of the sandwich and He called it good.



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IOW,

mustard r0xx0rZ

	10-02-2003 02:56									#47
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"Mayonaise, Mustard, and Mushrooms combine to form my three most hated foods on the planet. The Axis of Evil foods, if you will."
Not a big "M" food fan, are you? What do you think of milk and maple syrup?
I think mayo is good on some sandwhiches - especially tuna and roast beef (hell you can't even HAVE a tuna sandwhich without it!), but I think that mustard is better not for sandwhiches, but rather for fancy recipes. It's a wonderful subtle under-flavour in sauces to put on dishes, like a piping hot honey-mustard sauce over chicken. Yum!

	10-02-2003 02:58									#48
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I think folks are misconstruing the mayo with fries thing. In my experience, at least at the "european" fry places here in NYC like Belges Frites, it's a flavored mayo, and there are several different kinds. Some of them are quite delicious. It's also diluted a bit, so not quite as gloppy and thick as pure mayo.

Still, not for the health-conscious, no.