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McJim
12th October 2009, 21:48
Fuckme.
Just mixed some Eta Mayonnaise with tuna to put in a baked potato. Took a mouthfull and thought WTF?
I hate sugar and sweet things and this tasted like a fishy dessert. I mean your tomato sauce is bad enough (I have sourced HP sauce and REAL Ketchup finally) Now where in Invercargill can I buy Helmans?
Kiwis need to learn food appreciation.
Rant over
p.dath
12th October 2009, 21:49
I like the "Best Mayonaise" brand myself.
NighthawkNZ
12th October 2009, 21:52
Fuckme.
No thankyou
Just mixed some Eta Mayonnaise with tuna to put in a baked potato. Took a mouthfull and thought WTF?
Mayonnaise, in general... meh can take it or leave it...
Kiwis need to learn food appreciation.
we do... we just have different tastes...
cs363
12th October 2009, 21:54
Fuckme.
:nono: This isn't a dating site, and I'm fairly certain you're not my type, so I'll pass on your kind invitation. :lol:
Now where in Invercargill can I buy Helmans?
I've seen it in New World up my way, might be worth a look down there?
Kiwis need the learn.
Fixed for ya... :msn-wink: :lol:
Motu
12th October 2009, 21:54
You buy mayonnaise??? Make your own! Vinegar,oil,sugar and milk.I use cider vinegar,honey and soy milk....but I'm a bit wierd.I have never bought mayonnaise in my life,my mother always made her own,and so do I.
green machine
12th October 2009, 21:54
I like the "Best Mayonaise" brand myself.
I concur.......the only sort i buy
gatch
12th October 2009, 21:59
I make my own mayo, don't eat it though, its a little bitter for my liking :shifty:
NDORFN
12th October 2009, 21:59
Fussy cunt aye? Try Best Foods, Heinz and even Pams all make mayo with real egg. ETA mayo isn't even real mayo. As far as tomato sauce goes... well if you don't like your Watties sauce then you're oviously not a sucker for marketing... good job.
mossy1200
12th October 2009, 22:03
Man up and mustard everything.
Maha
12th October 2009, 22:06
You buy mayonnaise??? Make your own! Vinegar,oil,sugar and milk.I use cider vinegar,honey and soy milk....but I'm a bit wierd.I have never bought mayonnaise in my life,my mother always made her own,and so do I.
Agreed, make your own, Condensed Milk and Vinegar, not that shit in a bottle.
Forest
12th October 2009, 22:06
I make my own. Here's a link to my favourite cooking website:
http://www.cookingforengineers.com/recipe/43/Homemade-Mayonnaise
Laxi
12th October 2009, 22:10
welcome to KB! KITCHEN BITCHES :rofl:
Coldrider
12th October 2009, 22:10
Get some culture and use oils.
mossy1200
12th October 2009, 22:12
Mayo is best served in a paddling pool with two bikini girls.
Cheshire Cat
12th October 2009, 22:21
I like the "Best Mayonaise" brand myself.
Best Foods? you ahvent seen that running partner thread have you?? :laugh:
yod
12th October 2009, 22:29
Kiwis need to learn food appreciation.
I appreciate it more than you do
so there
allycatz
12th October 2009, 22:31
Agreed, make your own, Condensed Milk and Vinegar, not that shit in a bottle.
Thats not mayonaise, its salad dressing ner ner ner!
NighthawkNZ
12th October 2009, 22:33
Thats not mayonaise, its salad dressing ner ner ner!
so there... :bash:
Not that I know what either is ???
gatch
12th October 2009, 22:35
Get some culture and use oils.
Tell em mr T
http://daviddoctorrose.wordpress.com/files/2008/07/getsomenuts.jpg
Coldrider
12th October 2009, 22:41
Tell em mr T
Looks like Mr t is choking on a hagis
McJim
12th October 2009, 23:17
Looks like Mr t is choking on a hagis
Ahem. Needs to learn to swallow then doesn't he? Mayonnaise should be savoury - not sweet. 'sall.
Sam I Am
12th October 2009, 23:38
I concur.......the only sort i buy
x3 or make yas own ETA is what i call "salad dressing" YUCK
Nasty
13th October 2009, 04:48
Fuckme.
Just mixed some Eta Mayonnaise with tuna to put in a baked potato. Took a mouthfull and thought WTF?
I hate sugar and sweet things and this tasted like a fishy dessert. I mean your tomato sauce is bad enough (I have sourced HP sauce and REAL Ketchup finally) Now where in Invercargill can I buy Helmans?
Kiwis need to learn food appreciation.
Rant over
Nothing to do with Kiwi food appreciation - wouldn't touch that shit until you paid me. I have the Best Foods .. and most i know have their own homemade salad dressing.
Kiwi Graham
13th October 2009, 05:10
Dont eat Mayo, why ruin a good steak n eggs. Dont worry I eat my veg too......potatoes oh and my greens......... Steinlager.
You can keep your stinking mayo :sick:
SARGE
13th October 2009, 06:11
Fuckme.
Just mixed some Eta Mayonnaise with tuna to put in a baked potato. Took a mouthfull and thought WTF?
I hate sugar and sweet things and this tasted like a fishy dessert. I mean your tomato sauce is bad enough (I have sourced HP sauce and REAL Ketchup finally) Now where in Invercargill can I buy Helmans?
Kiwis need to learn food appreciation.
Rant over
thank GAWD im not the only one ..
Usarka
13th October 2009, 06:19
Nothing wrong with it ya whinging pomme! :rofl:
Ingredients:
Water, cane sugar, vinegar, vegetable oil, maize thickener (1442), salt, wheaten cornflour, egg yolk, vegetable gum (415), flavour, colour (161b), antioxidant (320).
koba
13th October 2009, 06:38
Fuckme.
Just mixed some Eta Mayonnaise with tuna to put in a baked potato. Took a mouthfull and thought WTF?
I hate sugar and sweet things and this tasted like a fishy dessert. I mean your tomato sauce is bad enough (I have sourced HP sauce and REAL Ketchup finally) Now where in Invercargill can I buy Helmans?
Kiwis need to learn food appreciation.
Rant over
Must be a pom...
yungatart
13th October 2009, 07:09
As others have said, make your own.
PM hXc for the easiest recipe out...never fails...I don't know it, cos he makes the mayo in our house!
MisterD
13th October 2009, 07:47
Fuckme.
Just mixed some Eta Mayonnaise with tuna to put in a baked potato. Took a mouthfull and thought WTF?
I hate sugar and sweet things and this tasted like a fishy dessert. I mean your tomato sauce is bad enough (I have sourced HP sauce and REAL Ketchup finally) Now where in Invercargill can I buy Helmans?
Kiwis need to learn food appreciation.
Rant over
Yorkshire tea, jaffa cakes, Walkers crisps, proper Marmite, Weetabix...
Morcs
13th October 2009, 08:13
mmm heinz salad cream.. mmmm
weetbix is probably the biggest disappointment here. The weetbix here is like the cheap and nasty home brand stuff we used to get. Proper weetabix on the other hand is mmmm
Pixie
13th October 2009, 08:21
Fuckme.
Just mixed some Eta Mayonnaise with tuna to put in a baked potato. Took a mouthfull and thought WTF?
I hate sugar and sweet things and this tasted like a fishy dessert. I mean your tomato sauce is bad enough (I have sourced HP sauce and REAL Ketchup finally) Now where in Invercargill can I buy Helmans?
Kiwis need to learn food appreciation.
Rant over
When they taylor a food product for the NZ market,the first thing they do is triple the sugar content :sick:
Pussy
13th October 2009, 10:00
Next there will be a thread complaining about NZ beer being too cold, and our pies too warm.....
MisterD
13th October 2009, 10:02
and our pies too warm.....
I shall merely note that cheese is no substitute for kidney...
Bass
13th October 2009, 11:49
Ahem. Needs to learn to swallow then doesn't he? Mayonnaise should be savoury - not sweet. 'sall.
You may have cause for a real complaint.
I used to work for ETA. I spent weeks upgrading their mayonnaise production line. Back then, my understanding was that in NZ, as in the USA, anything marketed as mayonnaise could contain only oil, egg and a limited number and proportion of flavourings. In the case of the ETA mayonnaise, the flavouring was mustard oil - lethal stuff, gives off phosgene - has been used as a chemical weapon.
Certainly, sugar was not on the ingredient list, nor was sweetening in any form. If this was not the legal requirement, it was most certainly the recipe.
However Heinz-Watties (now a pommie owned company) bought both the ETA mayonnaise name and also the production plant. If they now add sugar and other shit to mayonnaise, well they come from your side of the world and so you only have yourself to blame:bash:
george formby
13th October 2009, 12:01
Fuckme.
Just mixed some Eta Mayonnaise with tuna to put in a baked potato. Took a mouthfull and thought WTF?
I hate sugar and sweet things and this tasted like a fishy dessert. I mean your tomato sauce is bad enough (I have sourced HP sauce and REAL Ketchup finally) Now where in Invercargill can I buy Helmans?
Kiwis need to learn food appreciation.
Rant over
Best Foods is the same thing, made in the same country & the same factory. Same jar different label! If it's not available in Invercargill, move.
Beemer
13th October 2009, 12:02
You buy mayonnaise??? Make your own! Vinegar,oil,sugar and milk.I use cider vinegar,honey and soy milk....but I'm a bit wierd.I have never bought mayonnaise in my life,my mother always made her own,and so do I.
Same here - an egg, two tablespoons of vinegar (I use spiced vinegar), 1/2 a teaspoon each of salt, sugar and dry mustard, 1/2 to 1 cup of oil (I use a lemon infused olive oil).
Put all except oil in small bowl of a food processor (I have one of those stick blenders with a bowl attachment) and blend, adding oil slowly until it thickens.
I also add fresh parsley to mine and it's delicious - I use this for potato salad too as the bought dressings aren't that great - too acidic.
george formby
13th October 2009, 12:03
Looks like Mr t is choking on a hagis
You can get proper Haggis in Devonport, never had it with mayonnaise though.:gob:
george formby
13th October 2009, 12:05
Same here - an egg, two tablespoons of vinegar (I use spiced vinegar), 1/2 a teaspoon each of salt, sugar and dry mustard, 1/2 to 1 cup of oil (I use a lemon infused olive oil).
Put all except oil in small bowl of a food processor (I have one of those stick blenders with a bowl attachment) and blend, adding oil slowly until it thickens.
I also add fresh parsley to mine and it's delicious - I use this for potato salad too as the bought dressings aren't that great - too acidic.
Add a skerick of washed, chopped capers & horseradish for you tattie salad, put a big lump of smoked fish on the side. It's definitely lunch time.
Beemer
13th October 2009, 12:13
Add a skerick of washed, chopped capers & horseradish for you tattie salad, put a big lump of smoked fish on the side. It's definitely lunch time.
Yum, now I'm hungry!
dogsnbikes
13th October 2009, 12:22
Best foods and pams american style mayonnaise perfect for your "pomme frits" and bacon buddies
As for eta,kiwi,and others they look like something thats been ejaculatered and just dont do it for me as for condense milk dressings far too sweet......
george formby
13th October 2009, 12:33
Best foods and pams american style mayonnaise perfect for your "pomme frits" and bacon buddies
As for eta,kiwi,and others they look like something thats been ejaculatered and just dont do it for me as for condense milk dressings far too sweet......
Their has to be a sick joke here somewhere.:yes:
ManDownUnder
13th October 2009, 13:24
Fuckme.
No - but enough of that silliness
Kiwis need to learn food appreciation.
Yup! Kiwis visiting anywhere that appreciates fine dining are in for an education all right. Take France for example... I dare anyone tosend a steak back to have it cooked a bit more... go for Medium Well done and see what happens...!
MikeL
13th October 2009, 13:34
Traditional kiwi mayonnaise: can of sweetened condensed milk, some malt vinegar, salt and pepper to taste. The taste of summers long past... ... and now I wouldn't touch it. Absobloodylutely disgusting.
A real mayonnaise, made with good quality oil, is the only way to go. Once you've made it, then add fresh garlic (not that awful pulped stuff in jars) to make aioli. Divine!
scracha
13th October 2009, 17:18
Next there will be a thread complaining about NZ beer being too cold, and our pies too warm.....
Has to be cold to substitute for the $hit taste.
Apart from the Bacon and Egg ones, Kiwi pies are greasy $hite.
Pussy
13th October 2009, 17:23
Has to be cold to substitute for the $hit taste.
Apart from the Bacon and Egg ones, Kiwi pies are greasy $hite.
Clearly, you haven't sampled Mac's Gold, nectar of the gods....
Cold pork pies? Puhlease!!
BIGBOSSMAN
13th October 2009, 17:36
I make my own mayo, don't eat it though, its a little bitter for my liking :shifty:
Erm, have you tasted your own spoof ?:sick:
CookMySock
13th October 2009, 18:48
Just mixed some Eta Mayonnaise with tuna to put in a baked potato. Took a mouthfull and thought WTF?It's a mistake thinking anything out of a tin/jar/packet will ever do justice to a perfect baked potato. Try making some Béarnaise sauce to go over your beloved bakie, and everything will be one with the world again. Google and Youtube it.
Also use Béarnaise over veg poached in stock, or with blanched peas/beans/asparagus. I never "boil" any veg now - always poached in homemade stock.
Any of the homemade french sauces make a massive difference to any meal. I'm looking forward to the asparagus season, mmmm.
Steve
scracha
13th October 2009, 20:58
Clearly, you haven't sampled Mac's Gold, nectar of the gods....
Cold pork pies? Puhlease!!
Clearly, you haven't sampled a proper* pork pie. Delish.
Fuck...right now I'd kill for a bottle of ginger and a bridie smothered in broon sauce. I'd even settle for a lorne sausage in plain bread (http://www.premierfoods.co.uk/our-brands/hovis/mothers-pride/)(not the southern softcock pan bread like wot we have here). McJim, your'e a cunt for making me think about "old" home again.
*as in one not full of added jelly, sugar and other shite.
Beemer
13th October 2009, 22:01
...Fuck...right now I'd kill for a bottle of ginger and a bridie smothered in broon sauce...
Love the stuff - you can buy Daddie's brown sauce in NZ (the connotations are shocking but the sauce is great!) - the local New World normally stocks it as the owner is English, but I think that Cool Britannia shop in Wellington sells it too.
Hawkeye
14th October 2009, 06:10
Best Foods is the same thing, made in the same country & the same factory. Same jar different label! If it's not available in Invercargill, move.
+1 When I first arrived in NZ, the Best Foods jar also had Helmans on the label.
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