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  • Sandwich condiment help
  • foxman
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    I hate mayonnaise with a passion (call me odd) , what else can i put in a dry sandwich.

    Thanks

    ninfan
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    Throw us a bone! what sort of flavour?

    Salad cream
    piccalilli
    sandwich spread
    mango chutney
    any of a variety of chutneys

    all of them work with nearly anything!

    sandwicheater
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    you’re odd.

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    geoffj
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    deadlydarcy
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    I used to hate mayonnaise too. I was odd. I learned to like it.

    thegreatape
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    Butter 😕

    thegreatape
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    Gentleman’s Relish

    Cougar
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    wordnumb
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    Yer odd.

    Hummus or peanut butter. Probably not both at the same time.

    foxman
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    When i said dry , i meant in need of a sauce not in need of a filling .

    No salad cream (worse than mayo)
    no piccalilli
    nowt to spicy

    Suggsey
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    I’m not keen on mayo either! Hummus for me or piccalilli for a starters or if it’s a cheese sarnie a wiping of marmite!
    How about some pickled halapenos or sliced gherkins and burger mustard.

    Suggsey
    Free Member

    Just read your post, yep you’re weird 😆

    mefty
    Free Member

    Butter?

    deadlydarcy
    Free Member

    No salad cream (worse than mayo)
    no piccalilli
    nowt to spicy

    I think we need to keep a close eye on this one folks. Definitely odd. Could be a murderer. 🙂

    maccruiskeen
    Full Member

    It could be a cry for help.

    razorrazoo
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    I don’t like mayo, my substitute is salad cream (Heinz of course). As that’s out of the equation tomato or red onion chutney.

    z1ppy
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    Weirdo, mayo and salad cream (heinz) are condiments of the gods.
    But I would recommend Baxter chutneys as your next port of call.
    Their tomatoes one is lovely to start with, and the spicy fruit has come between me and branston pickle for use with cheese… got their caramelized onion one in my sights now.

    maccruiskeen
    Full Member

    You could try Guacamole (just avoid the hot stuff) with your peaches

    [video]http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Lty7RAHKT9E[/video]

    or horse grease

    [video]http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=q95-6MFoNBQ[/video]

    ninfan
    Free Member

    Guacamole

    Pah!

    MrNutt
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    you could try putting some egg yokes, some white wine vinegar, some dijon mustard, a little lemon juice and salt n’ pepper (add herbs or wholegrain mustard here if you fancy) in a magimix, then turn it on and slowly pour in veg (rapeseed) oil, then add a little olive oil.

    What you make will do perfectly for what you’re looking for.

    slowoldman
    Full Member

    Surely the condiment is dependant on the main filling?

    timidwheeler
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    I hate mayo, and salad cream makes me gag.

    The world is full of flavour; mayo is the boring easy sauce.

    Try:

    Horseradish, guacamole, yoghurt sauces ie cucumber raita. Mustard, chutney, pickle or curry sauce. Ketchup (tomato or mushroom). Mint, redcurrant or cranberry.
    Wasabi.
    Cajun, hot, tabasco, burger sauce.
    Peanut butter, jam, Nutella, cream cheese, philadelphia.
    A drizzle of olive oil/nice vinaigrette.
    Melted cheese, sour cream or salsa.

    MARMITE.

    Nobeerinthefridge
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    Cheese and beetroot FTW.

    batfink
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    Any meat/cheese-based sandwich can be improved with the addition of coleslaw IMO.

    Other than that, peanut butter and raspberry jam is a particular favorite…. although I’m keen to try other nut-butters.

    mikewsmith
    Free Member

    pesto

    batfink
    Free Member

    Cheese and beetroot FTW

    Bloody Australians insist in putting beetroot into absolutely everything. It’s got to a point that you have to ask whether anything you order has got a slice of the rancid stuff in.

    “Does your cheeseburger have beetroot in it?”
    “Yes, of course. Would you like extra beetroot?”
    “No thanks, I don’t want any beetroot in it, thank you.”
    “So a Cheeseburger, no extra beetroot”
    “No, a cheeseburger without any beetroot at all”
    “No extra beetroot, and no regular beetroot?”
    “I don’t want any sort of beetroot”
    “But you still want cheese, right?”
    “Yes, I still want cheese…..”

    mikewsmith
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    mmm beetroot

    RoganJosh
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    I hate it too, I’d rather…. Lets not get into that, I just hate it!

    Hummus or pesto

    tomaso
    Free Member

    Cheese with grated carrot and raisins? Well you said you were odd..

    Tamarind chutneys can add real depth of flavour without hot spices.

    Pataks Aubergine pickle is something else but has chilli in.

    binners
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    Nobeerinthefridge – Member

    Cheese and beetroot FTW.

    Wise words indeed! Or corned beef and beetroot. Mmmmmmmmmm

    If you haven’t tried it already, I’d recommend this…..

    M&S beetroot sandwich pickle. The condiment of the gods!!!

    Rogan Josh – Hummus or pesto are both the devils spaff, and have no place on a sandwich, you freak!

    Houns
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    Nowt weirder than folk

    beefheart
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    chrisdw
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    Another vote for Baxter’s chutneys.
    Spiced fruit one will be gone in a week. Victorian one pretty good too.
    Yet to try the caramelised onion.

    Or sweet chilli sauce is another favourite.

    Only when I don’t have rediculous quantities of mayo tho.

    Malvern Rider
    Free Member

    Branston squeezy pickle?
    Apple chutney?
    natural yoghurt or minty yoghurt
    Burger relish

    You are weird.

    foxman
    Free Member

    Thanks for the great help guys
    In the cupboard now baxters onion relish & branston squeezy pickle .
    Yes i am weird & odd , but hopefully not a murderer.

    foxman
    Free Member

    Another for the mayo haters (not many i know) heinz tangy sandwich pickle.

    feckinlovebbq
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    gogg
    Free Member

    Gravy

    argoose
    Free Member

    Chipotle sauce
    heinz burger sauce nom nom

    BigJohn
    Full Member

    Some low fat sandwiches have a bit of water in them to give the moisture.

    You could even use hot water on a cold day.

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