Food Thread

[nevets88]

More Dim Sum - 点心 Turnip puff Mini pork bun Dumplings - 小笼包

[trickyputt]

That looks good!

[Ernest Jones]

Roasted Garlic soup Yum!

[nevets88]

PB&J;: Smucker's natural PB, Bonne Maman strawberry preserves, Pepperidge Farm whole grain, bread is grilled, not toasted, so one side is chewy. Plus French vanilla coffee. Breakfast of champions! Or maybe not :-)

[nevets88]

Edible cookie dough. Nom nom nom nom...

http://www.edoughble.com/

There's also http://www.thecookiedoughcafe.com/

[Dave2512]

There was inedible cookie dough? Fear of foodborne illness never stopped me.

[saevel25]

  Dave2512 said:

There was inedible cookie dough? Fear of foodborne illness never stopped me.

Egg-xactly

If you want to go all culinary on it. I am sure you could make cookie dough by tempering the eggs. Of course eggs are pasteurized, so the odds of catching any foodborne illness is very low.

[nevets88]

I'll take the homemade batter too, especially given the pricing. Just didn't know it was a thing. How about this; Saw it in the supermarket recently. Tempted.

[boogielicious]

  nevets88 said:

I'll take the homemade batter too, especially given the pricing. Just didn't know it was a thing.

How about this;

Saw it in the supermarket recently. Tempted.

maybe if I was flying into space!  Reminds me of Tang!

[CarlSpackler]

Zombie Dogz

[nevets88]

So, what say you?

[saevel25]

Quote:

Originally Posted by nevets88

So, what say you?

Real stuff all the way. If possible, homemade is the best. Though I did grow up with Hellmann's, so that is always a classic for me.

Quote:

Miracle Whip does not meet the minimum requirement of 65% vegetable oil to be labeled as mayonnaise as dictated by the U.S. Food and Drug Administration

Really, didn't know that Mayo needed to have at least 65% vegetable oil. I am sure there are plenty of other oils out there that could work

[CarlSpackler]

  nevets88 said:

So, what say you? [URL=http://thesandtrap.com/content/type/61/id/107820/] [/URL]

It depends on the sammy.

[jamo]

  nevets88 said:

So, what say you? [URL=http://thesandtrap.com/content/type/61/id/107820/] [/URL]

Don't like mayo, so neither.

[Mr. Desmond]

  nevets88 said:

So, what say you?

Neither... at my age.

I was not a big fan of mayo, maybe a sliver when I did go for it ... Hellman's

[David in FL]

  nevets88 said:

So, what say you? [URL=http://thesandtrap.com/content/type/61/id/107820/] [/URL]

Hellmann's (not Kraft either) but homemade is best of all....

[boogielicious]

[MS256]

We didn't have a lot to eat many times when I was growing up but we usually had bread, mayonnaise, and milk.

Since I ate a million mayonnaise sandwiches one would think I wouldn't like them anymore but I still sometimes sneak a mayonnaise sandwich for desert or a snack.

Real mayonnaise for me and Hellmann's is my favorite but I'm not picky enough to not eat other brands.

P.S. My wife likes Miracle Whip better and always keeps a jar of that. I'll eat it but it's not really my thing if I have a choice.