Recharged with a plate of Italian sausage tortellini (with a light butter sauce) and a side of sauteed asparagus.
Not pictured: tater tots with mayo and hot yellow mustard. Sounds disgusting, right? It really isn't. Mayonnaise is a legitimate condiment. Rich like an egg, buttery in texture and taste, and it has that sweet kick that coats the tongue and lingers a little while after. Luke said I put the "yo" in mayo. I can't agree more. I vote yes! to mayonnaise on nearly everything (within reason).
Miracle Whip claims usurper status, but their tangy zip is a cheap tagline. And there's very few vegonnaise or nayonnaise that I actually like. In the end, homemade trumps all concerning the varieties of mayonnaise and its substitutes.
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This is the straw that broke the camel's back. Yah, you can bag on Miracle Whip in the privacy of your own home, but make fun of it online? That is lame. Let me tell you this, Miracle Whip doesn't give a shit about mayonaise. It's a dressing. Look on the label. It's better. It's better than the best mayonaise. It doesn't want to be like mayo cus it already is above mayo. It's a goddamn miracle!
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