wrysmile said:I love it, but in small doses. I have found that sandwich shops in the UK tend to use HEAPS and it does put you off, it's complete overkill.

Xanadu said:Why on earth do people insist on dumping this slimy crap on every sandwich??!!


Skim said:Homemade mayo is the best... but it always curdles when I try to do it![]()


subversplat said:I have never, in all my time on Urban, agreed with a post as much as I agree with the OP
Thankfully, if there's ever a burning need for a pre-made sarnie, Sainsbury's do a really nice Onion Bahji, mint yoghurt, salad and mango chutney one in their "Around the World" range.

subversplat said:Thankfully, if there's ever a burning need for a pre-made sarnie, Sainsbury's do a really nice Onion Bahji, mint yoghurt, salad and mango chutney one in their "Around the World" range.

Yeah it's great. The bhajis are all squashed in the bread like falaffels would be, and it's a nice poppy seed loaf too.mr steev said:An onion bhaji sandwich?
) it's the best I've ever had.My ex has since told me that when we were going through a rough patch she was considering writing "YOU'RE DUMPED" on my bedsheets with squirty mayonnaiseThunderCat said:Got a mate who has a phobia of mayonnaise.
Wanted to put it under all his bed covers once. let all the girls he pulled know what a dirty man he is.![]()
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subversplat said:Yeah it's great. The bhajis are all squashed in the bread like falaffels would be, and it's a nice poppy seed loaf too.
As far as ready made sandwiches go (which I admit isn't particularly far!) it's the best I've ever had.

subversplat said:Sometimes all I have to to is look at the stuff and I'm retching.

