According to the internet 20% of people hate the mixture of oil, vinegar and eggs.
I detest the stuff, it makes me vomit, literallly I hate just oil and vinegar mixed together in a vinagrette. Don’t ruin a salad with this stuff.
I reckon if you believe you have a fussy kid, it is because of this. So try a salad without the dressing and see if they can stand it!
Any other mayo haters out there?
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I so badly want to sing mayo’s praises but I’ll just bow out.
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Omg tuna sweet corn mayo is the best…
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Science agrees with me.
It has the texture and look of a popped zit!
I love mayonnaise my dog! For really reals!
I don’t like how some places put it on their burgers by default though. Ketchup and Mustard should be standard, mayo should be an option.
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lol I feel really disgusted just liking your posts, but manners you know…
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I can take it or leave it.
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December 20, 2019, 9:06pm
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I don’t like most mayonnaise, but when I make it myself with extra garlic I like it.
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It’s probably a good thing you don’t like it, I don’t think it’s very healthy to eat a lot of it. Is there a condiment you prefer in place of it? How do you avoid dry sandwiches?
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I hate mayonnaise.
It’s disgusting. Reminds me of something…
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Most condiments have the oil and vinegar mix. I can just have the tiniest amount of ketchup.
I just use real tomatoes instead.
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Is it you that has the fear of tiny holes too, like me?
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That’s a fluff piece, the only justification they give for mayo being disgusting is that “it looks like a popped zit.”
Lots of food looks like bodily functions. People usually are good at telling the difference, and not letting that impact their enjoyment.
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Is there any food you find disgusting by any chance?
Surstromming.
Durian also.
Some people love those foods. It’s totally subjective.
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I reckon it is genetic. 1/5 of people hate mayonnaise. It would be interesting to know if durian and that jellied herring would be the less, same or more.
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I wonder if all taste in food is genetic. My mom said she craved and ate Mexican food when she was pregnant with me, which would make sense because I freaking love Mexican food. Nobody else in the family shares my love for it though.
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That would be epigenetic, I believe.
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December 20, 2019, 9:25pm
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I’m not a big fan of Mayo but I do like it in my tuna fish sandwiches.
But no it sometimes makes me feel a bit nauseous otherwise.
Oh yeah I like it in my egg salad sandwiches too.
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