Posted: Wed Jul 16, 2008 10:44 pm
OK, now I want a tomato and miracle whip sandwich! LOL
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Posted: Wed Jul 16, 2008 10:54 pm
Yuk! Miracle whip? Gotta be Dukes, mayonaise of the south. Can't be any of the Helman's stuff either, just a dandy French want a be. This has to be one of the most good natured debates among friends in the south - Dukes vs. Helman's. Aren't many down here that would put the miracle whip on a tomato sandwich though. Maybe in some potato salad or other salad, but not spread on a sandwich.
Posted: Wed Jul 16, 2008 10:58 pm
LOL Miracle Whip was all I ever used, but I have switched to Mayo here recently. I don't have a clue what kind you are talking about, though I'd prob give it a try if I could find it! 
BTW, I am a Southern Girl, just stuck in the North! LOLOL 
BTW, I am a Southern Girl, just stuck in the North! LOLOL Posted: Wed Jul 16, 2008 11:08 pm
Probably one of those things that simply boils down to 'what mamma used'. One thing for sure, there ain't no substitute for a good ole juicy tomato sandwich. Only recently did I hear what I guess is a Georgia term. They call a juicy tomato sandwich a "sink sandwich." Guess it is because the sandwich is so juicy and drips so much, it was often eaten over the sink, or so the saying goes.
Posted: Wed Jul 16, 2008 11:11 pm
A sink sandwich, that is a new one for me! LOL A mater like that I'd just have to put it on a plate with some salt and eat it allllllllllllllll gone! LOL Some might think it really strange, but I love maters with my mashed taters! 
Posted: Wed Jul 16, 2008 11:46 pm
[quote="hendi_alex"]Yuk! Miracle whip? Gotta be Dukes, mayonaise of the south. [quote]
Whose south? Bama mayo, I say.
Seriously, Dukes may be a regional thing, as Bama is; I'd never heard of it. I grew up, predictably enough, in Alabama.
I do agree wholeheartedly on the Miracle Whip issue. Not food.
Whose south? Bama mayo, I say.
Seriously, Dukes may be a regional thing, as Bama is; I'd never heard of it. I grew up, predictably enough, in Alabama.
I do agree wholeheartedly on the Miracle Whip issue. Not food.
Posted: Wed Jul 16, 2008 11:56 pm
Miracle Whip not food! LOL
Posted: Thu Jul 17, 2008 12:14 am
BAMA
BAMA Mayonnaise has been a favorite in the heart of the south for over 50 years. Its formula was developed specifically for consumers wanting a distinctly southern mayonnaise. BAMA Mayonnaise combines premium ingredients to achieve our southern taste and texture. An exotic blend of spices is added to soybean oil of the highest quality and pasteurized egg yolks, then blended to a smooth consistency and texture. Finally, a touch of lemon is added to achieve the ultimate in southern mayonnaise.
The description sounds a lot like Dukes with that kick of lemon.
Did a quick search and guess what. C.F. Sauer, like the mustard, produces both Dukes and Bama. Bet they market each as a separate regional product.
https://www.cfsauer.com/products.asp
BAMA Mayonnaise has been a favorite in the heart of the south for over 50 years. Its formula was developed specifically for consumers wanting a distinctly southern mayonnaise. BAMA Mayonnaise combines premium ingredients to achieve our southern taste and texture. An exotic blend of spices is added to soybean oil of the highest quality and pasteurized egg yolks, then blended to a smooth consistency and texture. Finally, a touch of lemon is added to achieve the ultimate in southern mayonnaise.
The description sounds a lot like Dukes with that kick of lemon.
Did a quick search and guess what. C.F. Sauer, like the mustard, produces both Dukes and Bama. Bet they market each as a separate regional product.
https://www.cfsauer.com/products.asp
Posted: Thu Jul 17, 2008 9:46 pm
I don't like mayonnaise at all. I got food poisoning as a kid after something bad at a picnic and have totally disliked mayonnaise since. A doctor once told me that food poisoning from foods with mayonnaise occur more frequently than any other food.
My favorite sliced tomato sandwiches have bacon in them.
My favorite sliced tomato sandwiches have bacon in them.
Posted: Thu Jul 17, 2008 11:31 pm
That is kinda like me with Krispie Cream donuts! Me and two of my kids got deathly ill after eating the filled ones and now I won't touch them at all!