Re: Re Re: Fw: [tied] Pferd/Mferde

Since it seems that we're looking for people's opinions on mayonnaise, I will add that I hated mayonnaise from the time it was first introduced to me as a child. But my mother bought Miracle Whip which had more sugar added and that made it especially repulsive for me, so perhaps I had an inaccurate impression of mayonnaise in general. My mother also had a recipe for a chocolate cake that used mayonnaise instead of butter, and this was horrendous and unbelievable to me, so I blacked out the mayonnaise from the recipe, to no avail since she knew it was mayonnaise that was blacked out from the recipe anyway. Now as an adult I tolerate it, and will add it to tuna, but otherwise never choose it. I can't understand how many Europeans will eat their french fries with mayonnaise. To me that's like eating fat with some oil added for flavour.

Andrew

Peter P <roskis@...> wrote:

It's good that we can have a little fun here every once in awhile.

I'm not too fond of Mayo myself. It's a little cool in the winter.

http://ca.epodunk. com/profiles/ yukon-territory/ mayo/2001441. html

Peter

--- In cybalist@... s.com, Rick McCallister <gabaroo6958@ ...> wrote:
>
> Actually, it's Mc Callister "son of potato lister"
> And I hate mayo
>
> --- "fournet.arnaud" <fournet.arnaud@ ...>
> wrote:
>
> > As we have crossed the border of linguistic fantasy,
> > I would tentatively suggest that "Pederson" might
> > mean "son of potatoe". (with Verner's law -d !!
> > stress on potAto)
> > and that Callister is from the K-celt form of
> > kwatata: something like "potatoe lister".
> >
> > By the way,
> > Do you like mayo ?
> >