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post #151 of 165
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It is that time of year again. Show me your tots!
post #152 of 165
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It is that time of year again. Show me your tots!
Never had a corn dog in my life. I don't know that I'd be able to stomach one. I actually really enjoy hot dogs, but in order to get them down without my stomach turning I need to cook the hotdog till they're all blistered and blackened on the outside. When they're soft and rubbery I tend to gag. So, I think that the corn casing on a corn dog would prevent the level of scorching necessary for me to consume it

Plus, I enjoy hotdogs with spicy mustard and onions. I am not sure that a sweet tasting hotdog would be tolerable to my tastebuds
post #153 of 165
Diva told me that she would try mayonnaise if you would try a corndog.
post #154 of 165
We went to a fair last week where they had eighteen-inch corn dogs. It was ridiculous.
post #155 of 165
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We went to a fair last week where they had eighteen-inch corn dogs. It was ridiculous.
That is ridiculous..
post #156 of 165
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Originally Posted by Reasor View Post
Diva told me that she would try mayonnaise if you would try a corndog.
I do not eat mayonnaise so that's not a fair trade off

TRUE STORY: About a week ago I bought a sammich on my way home from work. It cost $7. I opened it up hours later to discover it had been laden with gobs of mayonnaise. I then chose to walk over an hour (counting the return trip) to get a replacement sammich because I had not ordered Mayo. That is how much I dislike it.
post #157 of 165
I missed out on this thread in years past, but I cannot comprehend the mayonnaise hate. Egg whites, vinegar, and preservatives - it's everything a growing boy needs!
post #158 of 165
i feel like I'm really missing something by never having eaten a corndog...sure, Ive eaten chaparritas, but that's not the same i guess.
post #159 of 165
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Homemade mayonnaise can approach 85% fat before the emulsion breaks down; commercial mayonnaises are more typically 70-80% fat.
Yeah, not something I'm interested in putting my body.
post #160 of 165
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Yeah, not something I'm interested in putting my body.
You know, mayonaise made with olive oil is healtier and tastier too, if you're thinking of taking a first dip in it.
post #161 of 165
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I grew up in the south. Mayonnaise was a big part of my diet. But I haven't touched the stuff in years. And not only have I lost my taste for it, but I become physically ill when I eat it. It just really grosses me out now. I don't like the taste or texture anymore. I'm truly a NYer now. I use spicy mustard on sandwiches and olive oil in pasta salads.
post #162 of 165
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Originally Posted by Diva View Post
I grew up in the south. Mayonnaise was a big part of my diet. But I haven't touched the stuff in years. And not only have I lost my taste for it, but I become physically ill when I eat it. It just really grosses me out now. I don't like the taste or texture anymore. I'm truly a NYer now. I use spicy mustard on sandwiches and olive oil in pasta salads.

if this cant make you come back to the Mayo flock, nothing will:



Then again, I can relate; I ate so much manjar/ducle de leche as a kid that the stuff makes me gross out juts by its smell....despite that its freakingi delicious.
post #163 of 165
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Oooooh! I'm so torn inside!
post #164 of 165
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Oooooh! I'm so torn inside!
MUAHAHAHAHAH!
Okay, I'll be less of bastard...they also make this, for the Mayo Heretics!

post #165 of 165
Also, how is this not in an art gallery?



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