Mayo is excellent on a cheeseburger. Gives it a satisfying depth and makes the meat taste better. That said, I make my own mayonaisse with avocado oil and a raw egg.....I would never eat the soybean-oil laden varieties. |
I don't know why anyone would care. If you want to eat your hamburger with sardines or marshmallow fluff on it, you do you. It's your food, your body your choice. Who gives a flying fig about the "class". |
The upper crust has spies everywhere and will keep you out of the secret meetings if you betray yourself as low class. |
The kind of person that has seen it everywhere. Even TJ's sells some chicken salad abomination that has walnuts and cranberries. Lots of chicken salad has weird stuff like grapes. Blech. |
Oh, you're one of those. Say hi to RFK Jr. at the meetings! |
Sorry, I've been eating this way much longer than RFK Jr. has been a public figure. Guess I've triggered you by being health-conscious but you do you. |
Not the person you’re replying to, but, if anything, I’d be triggered by the “raw egg” — which, to me, isn’t all that health-conscious. Maybe you have great sources for your eggs? |
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It's not in dispute that mayo is a lower class condiment. Ketchup and ranch too. |
DP How are you preparing your mayonnaise without raw egg? |
The Executive Burger comes with mayo. |
I think it is in dispute, hence this thread. |
Fatty meat with fat slice and fat sauce. Yum.
Like carbs on carbs beans on toast |
Everyone knows that mayonnaise is the lowest class of the French Mother sauces. |