also another reason for coming back was to comment on this mayo testing.
FIRST of all WTH do yankees know about good mayo? Everything they put on sandwiches comes out of those little squirt package's.
To be completely transparent, most of us had never even tried Duke's before, and a quick Google search showed us why. A brand that found its roots in South Carolina in the early 1900s, Duke's hasn't entirely made its way up north. In fact, we had trouble finding a jar of the stuff anywhere in the five boroughs of New York, resorting to ordering Duke's online to get a taste of the famous mayo.
Although it's not necessarily readily available to us Northerners, Duke's has clearly made its mark on the South and beyond, staking a claim as the favorite of home cooks and chefs alike. When asked if he prefers to make his own mayo, Mason Hereford of famed sandwich spot Turkey and the Wolf in New Orleans clearly stated, "No [bleep] way, because we have an allegiance to Duke's."
SECONDLY
WTH puts mayo on fries? Especially, in a taste test???? For this they all deserve to live in Miracle Whip city!!
A few weeks ago, we at Taste Testers set out on a rather innocent mission: pick up some popular mayo brands at the grocery store, conduct a blind taste test consisting of dipping waffle fries in said mayo and determine our favorites as a group.
Dukes is so good because they use more egg yolks than many others and good apple cider vinegar. And of course it's made right there in my hometown of Greenville, SC!!
