AIBU?
to think the mayo in a jar is different from the mayo in squeezy tubes?
HedgehogAtHome · 04/08/2015 15:03
It's just different isn't it? The squeezy stuff is nice and creamy and looks tasty. The the stuff in a jar just sits there looking at you, like it knows it's going to be a disappointment.
DH disagrees, but I am pregnant so he is getting squeezy mayo just for me.
He think's I'm picky, AIBU to want delicious creamy mayo on my chips instead of the imposter that is jar mayo?
WorktoLive · 04/08/2015 15:06
Is it? Otherwise the same brand and fat level (normal, light, extra light).
We have a bit of a mayo mountain at the moment, with some of Aldi's full fat in a jar and squeezy on the go, so I am going to do a compare and contrast.
Could it be that you like the presentation of squeezy rather than a spooned dollop?
IvyWall · 04/08/2015 15:15
Not a tube a big fat Squeezy bottle www.ocado.com/webshop/product/Hellmanns-Real-Squeezy-Mayonnaise/13959011?ULP_CAMPAIGN_ID=3&gclid=CPDejcPOj8cCFUzHtAodY-QEEw
HedgehogAtHome · 04/08/2015 15:35
Not sure about Mayo but Coke is different from a can than a bottle IMO.
You tried it in the glass bottles? Apparently they use different recipes depending on the container. Maybe an urban myth. Off to snopes now.
Hmmm, given other people clearly have preferences on mayo containers that aren't limited to ease of use I reckon there's something to them tasting different.
HeartsTrumpDiamonds · 04/08/2015 15:51
Stuff in the jar is better. The squeezy tube looks cool and seems like a good idea but the consistency is all wrong and the tube is a bastard to get the mayo out at the bottom. I am going to have to do a taste test when we get back to the UK* because I am convinced that the actual mayonnaise is different - it is a different consistency on the plate or the sandwich.
*am in the home of tubeless mayo - it is all in jars here, even the divine Miracle Whip which is like mayonnaise crack.
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