Your personal food rules.....
#841



Join Date: Aug 2008
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The only thing one should put on French toast is ketchup.
No idea why people put syrup and other strange things like that on it.
After all, you don't put syrup on an omelette. Why put it on French Toast?
No idea why people put syrup and other strange things like that on it.
After all, you don't put syrup on an omelette. Why put it on French Toast?
#842




Join Date: May 2009
Location: South Park, CO
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Note, this is only for real maple syrup, not that artificial junk which has no business at the breakfast table!
#845
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#846
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#847
Join Date: Feb 2005
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Pastrami with mayo? Yuck!!!
So, Im in my local deli restaurant. My corned beef sandwich arrives, and Im about to take the first, glorious bite. I look to my right, and I see a guy at the next table slathering mayo, on his white bread pastrami sandwich.
Normally, I dont care what anyone does with their meat. Live and let live!
Something about this just disgusted me. Ewwwwww.
Anyone else witness an assault on food decency?
Normally, I dont care what anyone does with their meat. Live and let live!
Something about this just disgusted me. Ewwwwww.
Anyone else witness an assault on food decency?
#848




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Obviously only mustard should be allowed. But beef and mayo are actually not a bad combo, so I could probably forgive this. It makes me cringe when people put ketchup on a hot dog though. Totally disgusting. If you love ketchup so much, why not order a burger and fries instead? We ban adults from Chicago for this crime.
#849
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So, Im in my local deli restaurant. My corned beef sandwich arrives, and Im about to take the first, glorious bite. I look to my right, and I see a guy at the next table slathering mayo, on his white bread pastrami sandwich.
Normally, I dont care what anyone does with their meat. Live and let live!
Something about this just disgusted me. Ewwwwww.
Anyone else witness an assault on food decency?
Normally, I dont care what anyone does with their meat. Live and let live!
Something about this just disgusted me. Ewwwwww.
Anyone else witness an assault on food decency?
Ranch dressing is even more offensive. Like for dipping slices of pizza.
#850
Join Date: Jan 2012
Location: northeast
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So, Im in my local deli restaurant. My corned beef sandwich arrives, and Im about to take the first, glorious bite. I look to my right, and I see a guy at the next table slathering mayo, on his white bread pastrami sandwich.
Normally, I dont care what anyone does with their meat. Live and let live!
Something about this just disgusted me. Ewwwwww.
Anyone else witness an assault on food decency?
Normally, I dont care what anyone does with their meat. Live and let live!
Something about this just disgusted me. Ewwwwww.
Anyone else witness an assault on food decency?
#851




Join Date: Feb 2000
Location: Northern California
Programs: UA Premier Gold, 1.5 Million Mile Flyer
Posts: 3,696
Mayo has been the main ingredient in the special sauces (or by itself) on almost all fast food (drive-in) burgers since the early 50s if not before. The places that put hamburgers on the map. How can it be inappropriate on a burger?
#852
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Join Date: Nov 2002
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Mr. Gfunk once walked into Manny's (a 1950s time warp cafeteria-style Jewish diner in Chicago) and tried to order a corned beef on white with mayo. They wouldn't make it for him. I was meanwhile like, "I don't know this guy."
#853




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#854
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Growing up in the midwest, I remember 'ham salad' and 'meat filling' which would better be described as beef salad - both sandwich fillings. Sandwiches in that place and time meant squishy white bread, some yellow mustard and if you wanted to get fancy, a piece of iceberg lettuce 

#855
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Among my personal food rules is to not pass judgement on what someone else eats. Ketchup on your hot dogs, mayo on your pastrami, pineapple on your pizza are all good as long as you don't want me too join in.

