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a mayonnaise substitute? - mrbigstuff - 09-22-2009
does such a thing exist?
because "light" mayonnaise is nasty~!
Re: a mayonnaise substitute? - Paul F. - 09-22-2009
Miracle Whip
Re: a mayonnaise substitute? - Carm - 09-22-2009
lol
Re: a mayonnaise substitute? - NewtonMP2100 - 09-22-2009
....greek yogurt with added spices.....etc....
...if you don't have that take regular non-fat yogurt and use a coffee filter or cheese cloth to strain out excess whey (leave in until whey drips away)........add whatever you want to heighten up the taste...some dijon mustard perhaps...?
Re: a mayonnaise substitute? - rgG - 09-22-2009
Do you like mustard?
BTW, I find both Kraft and Hellman's Light to be quite palatable. Now don't ever buy the Fat Free stuff, as that is slimy and nasty, yuck.
Re: a mayonnaise substitute? - OWC Jamie - 09-22-2009
no
I don't even like Kraft instead of Hellmann's.
I'll use less, or maybe nothing, but I won't use something else.
Re: a mayonnaise substitute? - Carm - 09-22-2009
http://lmgtfy.com/?q=substitute+for+mayo
Re: a mayonnaise substitute? - steve... - 09-22-2009
Some light mayos are better than others. I used to buy Nalley's when I was in Washington State, but haven't found it here. I've also used ranch salad dressing in a pinch.
Re: a mayonnaise substitute? - TLB - 09-22-2009
Ditto on fat-free greek yogurt. I've used it for my tuna and potato salads for years and no one has noticed.
Re: a mayonnaise substitute? - Filliam H. Muffman - 09-22-2009
There are healthier blends. I would say to use an olive oil blend, and use less. I guess it depends on what you are using it for: sandwich, salad dressing, mayo cake...