Another In N Out Item....

**lunchbox** · March 4th, 2011, 11:53 PM

Originally Posted by Goallum

What if it's called aioli?

What if it's that nice one from the Russian deli?

i tolerate homemade mayo/aioli and only with fries and/or a rocket salad. I actually got my deep aversion to mayo from some fast food joint slathering a ton of it onto a burger. disgusting!
I actually only started eating it again after a 10+ year long break because of hubby's past life in holland and a visit to London.

and ya the nice one from the Russian deli>your standard American version. still not on a burger, please.

**Azagthoth** · March 5th, 2011, 11:10 AM

Originally Posted by adgy-san

I cannot fathom the idea of putting Thousand Island dressing on a burger. It's disgusting and inhuman.

Having said that, I love In-N-Out without it.

You are so right! That stuff is horrendous and I would not use it on anything! I always get my burger w/o the sauce. The In N Out produce is so fresh to begin with, its not like the burger needs any additional wetness. I can understand ketchup or mustard, but 1000 Island? YUCK !

**Azagthoth** · March 5th, 2011, 11:10 AM

Originally Posted by lunchbox

mayo is definitely disgusting on a burger.

Mayo is disgusting period!

**Fisch** · March 5th, 2011, 11:24 AM

I like mayo. I buy the japanese one when I remember to but other than miracle whip I like it.

**SloMo26** · March 5th, 2011, 11:38 AM

Originally Posted by Fisch

I like mayo. I buy the japanese one when I remember to but other than miracle whip I like it.

Miracle Whip is the sauce of the devil.......I hate it....

**sonnyboy11** · March 5th, 2011, 12:13 PM

Originally Posted by Fisch

I like mayo. I buy the japanese one when I remember to but other than miracle whip I like it.

I think you're referring to Kenko. That stuff is good and I use it over regular mayo or MW.

Otherwise don't bother with most mayo very much except for the occasional chicken salad sanwich or cole slaw.

**USCKingsFan31** · March 5th, 2011, 12:29 PM

Funny, I really enjoy mayo on a burger, but that's about it. Chicken/tuna/potato/macaroni salad, sandwiches, seeing it in the jar, I gag. But on a cheeseburger, delicious.

**ianmonsta** · March 5th, 2011, 12:49 PM

Originally Posted by sonnyboy11

I think you're referring to Kenko. That stuff is good and I use it over regular mayo or MW.

Otherwise don't bother with most mayo very much except for the occasional chicken salad sanwich or cole slaw.

I think most people who talk about japanese mayo mean Kewpie

Back on track with in-n-out, i love the thousand island spread on the burgers, i think it makes them a in n out burger

**Fisch** · March 5th, 2011, 01:02 PM

Originally Posted by sonnyboy11

I think you're referring to Kenko. That stuff is good and I use it over regular mayo or MW.

Otherwise don't bother with most mayo very much except for the occasional chicken salad sanwich or cole slaw.

I get the Kewpie brand japanese mayo

**lunchbox** · March 5th, 2011, 02:35 PM

Originally Posted by ianmonsta

I think most people who talk about japanese mayo mean Kewpie

Back on track with in-n-out, i love the thousand island spread on the burgers, i think it makes them a in n out burger

for me, it's not the sauce at all that distinguishes them. it's the fact that their patties don't taste like cardboard and they tended to have a better, fresher product than the other fast food chains. with time though, i'm wondering if it's changed since the granddaughter's "inherited" control of the franchise.

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