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It's a sweet and spicy dressing.
Gross.
:)
Well I like it on potato salad and sandwiches...
Then again... I just like regular mayonnaise... and German potato salad.
And I'm rambling now... lol
Why not just use some normal mayo or plain Greek yogurt instead?
1 cup greek yogurt
2 tbsp cup lemon juice
2 tbsp olive oil
1 tbsp white wine vinegar
1 tbsp Dijon mustard
2 tsp honey
Plus seasoning with salt, pepper, chives, and/or garlic, etc.
It's just mayonnaise with a few more things like, sugar, mustard, and “secrete spices” whatever that is... lol
HAHA! WITNESSED!
Yeah, I babble like a brook. A brook you want to hear babble. And that was... entertainment, Your White Knight. Received. Heh. HAHA!
I can't stand it period.
But really most people buy Best Foods (A.K.A. Hellman's) and there's not really much of a reason to do otherwise, unless you want to stick it to corporations like Unilever (which owns those brands), and mayonaise is basically just three ingredients: whole room temperature eggs, vinegar (or lemon juice) and oil. Most recipes also call for mustard, which helps with emulsification, but it is optional.
You can make it on your own[therecipecritic.com], preferably using a blender or a stand mixer, although it is advisable to pasteurize the eggs first by immersing the eggs in a hot water bath at 140 degrees Fahrenheit for an hour, so you do not get sick with something like salmonella.