Yuck! I'm FROM there, and if someone put grapes in my chicken salad, they'd be wearing it! Suspect it was one of those transplants *to* California from somewhere like Europe, where eating strange foods are de rigeur...
I know, I did the same thing the other day... looked at the clock, and felt almost like I had spent all morning as a looter... Can't begin to tell you how disgusting that was... almost like putting Miracle Whup on a Butterfat and Fried Lard sandwich (on cold-fried vintage Wonder bread, of course...)
Isn't Miracle Whip the one thing we were told NOT to put on our sandwiches on field day, because when it go hot, it released a poisonous gas? Am I missing something? My stove gets a lot hotter than the heat of Texas in May. Was that just another story made up to scare little children?
Am I the only person who nearly gags at the thought of Miracle Whip on a salad? I have this experience in my mind of stabbing into salad, moving the fork to my mouth and finding too late that the bite consisted of very little salad and a huge blob of Miracle Whip. The thought of it now initiates the beginning stages of a dry heave. I have seen it as an "ingredient" in a salad, but never as a dressing. Am I alone? That being said, I've seen Mayo as an ingredient in a salad as well. Does that make it a salad dressing? See, now I'm confused.
As for a sandwich, it depends on the other items I am putting in-between the bread. Turkey and Roast Beef=Mayo, Ham=Miracle Whip, Peanut Butter=neither.
what am I missing. did the atlas III cast discussion spill over into the mayo miracle whip post?? http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=DJLDF6qZU... my grandma spread mayo on celery and then put raisins on top. she called it ants on a log. I gagged. I hate both mayo and raisins, but like celery.
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Just a rumor, of course. No Macrobiotic Organic Vegans were harmed during the typing of this blurb. (Steamed, yes... Harmed, no...)
I cannot use mayo on bread, ever. I'm strictly a mustard or horseradish kind of person. :-)
As for a sandwich, it depends on the other items I am putting in-between the bread. Turkey and Roast Beef=Mayo, Ham=Miracle Whip, Peanut Butter=neither.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=DJLDF6qZU...
my grandma spread mayo on celery and then put raisins on top. she called it ants on a log. I gagged. I hate both mayo and raisins, but like celery.
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