Hellman's Dijonnaise

ecksor

this is a bit of an odd one and perhaps I'm not doing my mustard credibility much good here, but I go through phases of really liking this stuff on my potato waffles. Then after a while I can't stand it. Is this seen as the bastard mustard or a playful alternative?

Incidentally, I only noticed today that it's not even called dijonnaise, it's "Hellmann's Mayonnaise with Dijon Mustard". Did that change recently without me noticing or was I mistaken for all these years?

Amz

Not a big fan to be honest...

Have been using Chef Mayonaise lately in the squeezy bottle thing.

Went through a stint of using Yofresh which in hindsight is mingin'

echomadman

i hate it, too many times have dim-witted waitresses assured me that there would be no mayonaissse on my sandwich, i would tentatively inquire about the availability of mustard, and then POW, the old fork in the eye.


... er i mean, POW the old dijonaisse in the sandwich trick.

po0k

It's The Bastard Condiment.


I also utilise various preparations as waffle appliquées.

They truely are a very versatile foodstuff.

WizZard

Definitely

The Bastard Condiment.

Although not without its merits sometimes...

po0k

This is true, but I still feel dirty when I have it on a sandwich.

neuro-praxis

It's sexy on a steak sandwich with lots of onions.

Oh deary me.

Beruthiel

honestly
I would consider this to be like mixing your red wine into your white wine glass

it's just not the done thing
*shudder*

Evil Phil

Buckfast tbh

Beruthiel

please try not to lower the tone Phil.... :rolleyes:

Agent Smith

its good with cheese....
chedder cheese!

pickarooney

Pfff, peasants, moutarde is a vital ingredient in the fabrication of real mayonnaise.

po0k

Originally posted by Beruthiel
honestly
I would consider this to be like mixing your red wine into your white wine glass

it's just not the done thing
*shudder*

That my uncultured sister, is what we call "Rosé".