Mayonnaise or Miracle Whip?

Just ate a juicy home grown tomato for dinner with salt/pepper and a dab of Duke's. It would have SUCKED with Miracle Whip, which is almost the nastiest stuff ever created.

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We are a house divided.

I've tried for years to convince my wife tha tthere is nothing better than the "tangy taste of Miracle Whip" but she insists on that nasty White Death Helman's Mayo.

One jar for me, one jar for her.

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We are a house divided.

I've tried for years to convince my wife tha tthere is nothing better than the "tangy taste of Miracle Whip" but she insists on that nasty White Death Helman's Mayo.

One jar for me, one jar for her.

You should listen to Pam.

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Mayonnaise, make my own from time to time.
With farm eggs.

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A separate, more important topic might be, which do you prefer on country ham biscuits, mayonnaise or mustard ?

Neither is correct.

The correct answer is red eye gravy.

Or sawmill gravy. We tend to reserve red eye gravy for grits.

I've never seen anyone put mayo or mustard on a biscuit...I suppose with the right mustard it may be good.

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Originally posted by NK402:
A separate, more important topic might be, which do you prefer on country ham biscuits, mayonnaise or mustard ?

Neither is correct.

The correct answer is red eye gravy.

Or sawmill gravy. We tend to reserve red eye gravy for grits.

I've never seen anyone put mayo or mustard on a biscuit...I suppose with the right mustard it may be good.

I'll have to agree with you on this one.

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