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Default Duke's mayo

I bought some.

Tastes OK. Definetly no sugar. Ingredient list is not reassuring,
but at least I didn't buy any more "organic" Best Foods. That stuff
was jes plain .....weird.

I still have not made my own mayo from scratch. Im a'scared! 8|

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On 2016-10-25 5:29 PM, notbob wrote:
> I bought some.
>
> Tastes OK. Definetly no sugar. Ingredient list is not reassuring,
> but at least I didn't buy any more "organic" Best Foods. That stuff
> was jes plain .....weird.
>
> I still have not made my own mayo from scratch. Im a'scared! 8|
>


There is not much to be afraid of. It had never occurred to be to do it
until one night I was going to make chicken salad sandwiches for supper
for me and my son when my wife was out. I had a nice fresh baguette and
everything else that I needed ... except mayo. It is not something I
ever used much of so I just assumed we had some. It occurred to me that
it can be made at home. I looked up a recipe and gave it a whirl. It
was incredibly easy and it tasted great. My son loved it.

I have made it a few times since, but only at times when I knew there
was a good chance of using it up. I did it in a blender. It's been a
while but IIRC it was a matter of putting the egg, some lemon juice,
mustard and salt and pepper in a food processor, giving it a bit if a
whizz and then drizzling oil into it until it started making a flopping
noise. It was more work to clean the FP than to make the mayo.

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On Tuesday, October 25, 2016 at 2:29:12 PM UTC-7, notbob wrote:
> I bought some.
>
> Tastes OK. Definetly no sugar. Ingredient list is not reassuring,
> but at least I didn't buy any more "organic" Best Foods. That stuff
> was jes plain .....weird.
>
> I still have not made my own mayo from scratch. Im a'scared! 8|
>
> nb


mayo is so easy to make. Here's a good video.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=j3xx8Bpau0E
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On 25 Oct 2016 21:29:08 GMT, notbob > wrote:

>I bought some.
>
>Tastes OK. Definetly no sugar. Ingredient list is not reassuring,
>but at least I didn't buy any more "organic" Best Foods. That stuff
>was jes plain .....weird.
>
>I still have not made my own mayo from scratch. Im a'scared! 8|
>
>nb


Fear not, it's easy peasy and oh, so, wonderful.
http://www.kokoscornerblog.com/mycor...ayonnaise.html
or
http://tinyurl.com/45m34nf

koko

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