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![]() "jmcquown" > wrote in message ... > On 8/22/2020 7:21 PM, Julie Bove wrote: >> >> "Sheldon Martin" > wrote in message >> ... >>> On Fri, 21 Aug 2020 19:34:37 -0400, jmcquown > >>> wrote: >>> >>>> On 8/21/2020 7:05 PM, Julie Bove wrote: >>>>> >>>>> "jmcquown" > wrote in message >>>>> ... >>>>>> On 8/21/2020 7:22 AM, Gary wrote: >>>>>>> Julie Bove wrote: >>>>>>>> >>>>>>>> As I said... I have tried all the vegan mayos. The others have good >>>>>>>> flavor >>>>>>>> but they separate. Just mayo does not. I've used it in coleslaw and >>>>>>>> days >>>>>>>> later, it's still fine. >>>>>>> >>>>>>> But no commercial mayo separates in the jar. Not even in an >>>>>>> opened jar. I made tuna salad the other day and had one >>>>>>> sandwich. When I went to make another that evening and even >>>>>>> the next day, yes there was the milky water in the bottom >>>>>>> of the bowl. You just stir again to mix it in. Nothing to >>>>>>> freak out about. Most of that "water" is just moisture >>>>>>> from the other ingredients after sitting. >>>>>>> >>>>>> If this separation was such a problem I doubt the companies would >>>>>> stay >>>>>> in business very long. Obviously everything works differently in >>>>>> Julie's house. ![]() >>>>> >>>>> Not many places around here sell vegan mayo. Keep in mind. I'm not >>>>> vegan. People who are vegan often eat stuff that wouldn't appeal to >>>>> the >>>>> rest of us. >>>> >>>> You're the one complaining about not being able to find 'Just Mayo', >>>> which is described on their own website as "vegan". You tend to make >>>> everything sound extremely difficult. Why do you have to rely on >>>> Walmart having it in stock? I just checked, you can order from on >>>> Amazon. >>>> >>>> Jill >>> >>> She'll probably complain that she'd have to pay $2 for shipping as >>> she's not a Prime member. >> >> I'm a Prime member but I'm not paying $14.99 for mayo that Walmart sells >> for less than $4. > > Yet you'll whine because Walmart doesn't have it in stock and you don't > know when they'll get it. I'd say you better figure out something else to > eat in the meantime. I ordered the Sir Kensingtons, two kinds. Not sure about the one called "sauce". It has pickles in it and seems more like for use on a burger. I don't like mayo or sauce on burgers. It has a disclaimer that it will separate out.We'll see. |
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![]() "jmcquown" > wrote in message ... > On 8/23/2020 12:41 AM, Julie Bove wrote: >> >> "bruce bowser" > wrote in message >> ... >>> On Friday, August 21, 2020 at 6:59:04 PM UTC-4, >>> wrote: >>>> "Gary" > wrote in message ... >>>> > Julie Bove wrote: >>>> >> >>>> >> "jmcquown" wrote: >>>> >> > So this means you like a bunch of chemicals to make it cohesive. >>>> >> > Ever >>>> >> > heard of stirring it with a spoon? >>>> >> >>>> >> You've obviously never had this reaction. You *can't* stir it back >>>> >> in >>>> >> because watery stuff goes to the bottom of the bowl. And how are you >>>> >> going >>>> >> to stir it once you put it on the bread for a sandwich. This stuff >>>> >> separates >>>> >> immediately. Even a potao salad made with Russet potatoes won't >>>> soak >> up >>>> >> all >>>> >> the wantery gunk. >>>> > >>>> > Ummm...Julie, you stir it back together in the bowl and before >>>> > putting it on a sandwich. Just stir the potato salad first >>>> > too before putting it on a plate. >>>> > Surely even YOU can't be this clueless. >>>> That doesn't work. As soon as you put it on the bread, it separates >>>> out. In >>>> a potato salad, you can stir all you want, but that watery stuff won't >>>> go >>>> back in. >>>> > >>>> >> >>>> >> I don't necessarily like the the chemicals. Why did bruce not post >>>> the >>>> >> ingredients? >>>> >> >>>> >> Here you go. Where are the chemicals? >>>> >> >>>> >> Ingredients: Expeller-Pressed Canola Oil, Water, White Distilled >>>> >> Vinegar, >>>> >> Contains less than 2% of Lemon Juice Concentrate, Modified Food >> >>>> Starch, >>>> >> Pea >>>> >> Protein, Salt, Spice, Sugar, Fruit and Vegetable Juice (color). >>>> > >>>> > Sounds fairly easy to recreate yourself. Why not? >>>> > >>>> > Again...another Princess vs Princess post. ![]() >>> >>> That's kind of gotten me wondering: roast beef on toast, then potato >>> salad on top. That might be tasty. >> > Except she was making *tuna salad*. No mention of roast beef. Tuna salad > on roast beef? Ugh. > >> Sounds good. >> >> I'm having Barbacoa, Mexican rice and refried beans. >> >> I ordered the Sir Kensington's vegan mayo. I ordered two. One said >> "sauce". There was a caution against shipping in cold weather. Said if it >> froze, it would separate and it can't be returned. > > So you ordered two, even though one says it's "sauce". I can't wait to > hear you complain about this Sir Kensington "sauce". Actually, yes I can > wait. I'm sure you'll post about it anyway. It says Mayo but it also says sauce. I couldn't figure out the difference so I ordered one of each. I did research after I ordered. Says the sauce has pickles in it. No sense in complaining. It's probably not what I want but it might work in a potato or pasta salad. |
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On Sun, 23 Aug 2020 12:05:13 -0400, Sheldon Martin wrote:
> We just a few minutes ago harvested three cabbages. The two largest > were split some due to too much rain. After trimming the outside > leaves the largested weighed 15 lbs, the next largest 12 lbs, the > smallest 9 lbs... the 15 pounder will go to my wife's sons, they want > to try making cabbage soup. <yawn> Bullshit. But I do appreciate that you bullshit just for me to call you on it. -sw |
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