Swanjaxs
Roger Freestone
exiledclaseboy said:Both mayonnaise amd salad cream can get quite firmly into the bin thank you very much.
I'd put mayonnaise on my cornflakes if I was sure my wife wouldn't get me sectioned :lol:
exiledclaseboy said:Both mayonnaise amd salad cream can get quite firmly into the bin thank you very much.
exiledclaseboy said:The f**k are you on about you full on lunatic. I just don’t like salad cream or mayonnaise
exiledclaseboy said:The f**k are you on about you full on lunatic. I just don’t like salad cream or mayonnaise
You have a point to be fair, a well constructed sarnie needs neither. Sea salt, cracked black pepper and a drizzle of olive oil (option) if required. If one has to hide the flavours therein, with mayo or god forbid salad cream, you are doing it all wrong, imho.exiledclaseboy said:Both mayonnaise amd salad cream can get quite firmly into the bin thank you very much.
Cooperman said:I also add a dollop of salad cream to my egg mayo mix. Enhances it wonderfully. See my post above re the winning mayo.
Swanjaxs said:Interesting, Polish?
jack123 said:Crikey, never seen that before, where could one source such majestic sauce from?
Jack2jack said:You have a point to be fair, a well constructed sarnie needs neither. Sea salt, cracked black pepper and a drizzle of olive oil (option) if required. If one has to hide the flavours therein, with mayo or god forbid salad cream, you are doing it all wrong, imho.
Cooperman said:Yes, but you can get it in Tesco, ASDA, etc. Much nicer than Hellmann’s.
God no, its optional. I would prefer a large wedge of rocket, lovely.Cooperman said:An egg and olive oil sarnie won’t catch on, mark my words.
Cooperman said:Tesco, it’s usually in the mainstream mayo section rather than the Polish shelf.
jack123 said:Crikey, never seen that before, where could one source such majestic sauce from?
Edit: I will say, it's pretty ferking bold, to mix mayo and salad cream together, I am intrigued, could you give a brirf explanation of method, and ingredients.. Thanks