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Wayne Craig Fredericks Started conversation Jan 11, 2008
(In honor of Douglas Adams interest in any sandwich related info) I have to say I like mayonnaise. With "Hellmann's" especially you get a real nice lemon taste on top of the egg and vinegar. Works especially well with "Pepperidge Farm" bread. And no I don't work for either company. 
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Moonhogg - Captain Coffee Break Posted Jan 11, 2008
*I* like mayonnaise...
A dollop of it on mashed potato is nice...
But it's good in sandwiches as well...
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DJ_Bear Posted Jan 11, 2008
its all very disturbing, i can just about tolerate it in a chicken burger but only if i've had a few drinks!!
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Wayne Craig Fredericks Posted Jan 11, 2008
What kind of mayo are you tasting?
Is it fresh? Feel free to discuss.
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DJ_Bear Posted Jan 11, 2008
i can just about cope with fresh mayo - seems to taste a lot different!!
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Wayne Craig Fredericks Posted Jan 11, 2008
Are there any other /sandwich/ related thoughts on which you have strong opinions or ideas?
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DJ_Bear Posted Jan 11, 2008
PEanut butter and banana is awesome and the best toast sandwich is biscuit boost!!!
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Wayne Craig Fredericks Posted Jan 11, 2008
You know Elvis Presley deep-fried his PB&banana sandwiches. Of this biscuit boost you speak I know nothing. (I'm American.)
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