They would buy it, try a single recipe where they substitute mayo, cheese, or salt for every other ingredient they don’t have, and then complain that “beaner food tastes like shit”.
Then they will make a sandwich from Mayo, cheese, and salt while grunting happily to themselves.
As a lover of mayo, this hurts to overlap in some fucked up Venn diagram with those people.
But I’m included in the circle that will gladly buy a plastic grocery bag of home made tamales from some random abuela I run into at a convenient store in some town I’m passing through. God those are amazing!
Like almost everything else there’s high quality mayo and low quality mayo. There’s also a world of difference between Miracle Whip, Kewpie, and anything you put on fries in the Netherlands.
They would buy it, try a single recipe where they substitute mayo, cheese, or salt for every other ingredient they don’t have, and then complain that “beaner food tastes like shit”.
Then they will make a sandwich from Mayo, cheese, and salt while grunting happily to themselves.
As a lover of mayo, this hurts to overlap in some fucked up Venn diagram with those people.
But I’m included in the circle that will gladly buy a plastic grocery bag of home made tamales from some random abuela I run into at a convenient store in some town I’m passing through. God those are amazing!
Like almost everything else there’s high quality mayo and low quality mayo. There’s also a world of difference between Miracle Whip, Kewpie, and anything you put on fries in the Netherlands.