mayo doesnt need refrigeration (1 Viewer)

[jon_mx]

This refrigeration crap is just a conspiracy by the Big Appliance industrial complex.

 

[mon]

Gotten sick too many times from bad mayo to believe this. One of these is true:

you're using miracle whip/salad dressing instead of mayonnaise

you've got a one-in-a-million iron clad stomach

you're

 

[pollardsvision]

Buddy of mine's grandmother always left mayo in the cabinet.

I think it's probably fine. All mayo has vinegar and salt, which bacteria don't like. Some also have lemon juice (Hellman's and Best Foods).

I think when people get sick, it's probably more often from things besides the mayo itself. Whether the other proteins in a mayo based salad, or other food that ends up in the jar from double dipping (the squeeze bottle would help with that).

I refrigerate because I prefer mayo to be cold, but I think you can get away with.

Plus, I only use Duke's, which doesn't have lemon juice.

 

[DSP]

Gotten sick too many times from bad mayo to believe this. One of these is true:

you're using miracle whip/salad dressing instead of mayonnaise

you've got a one-in-a-million iron clad stomach

you're

Im not making any of this up. I am known to be able to handle foods that give others a lot of stomach problems

 

[DSP]

Buddy of mine's grandmother always left mayo in the cabinet.

I think it's probably fine. All mayo has vinegar and salt, which bacteria don't like. Some also have lemon juice (Hellman's and Best Foods).

I think when people get sick, it's probably more often from things besides the mayo itself. Whether the other proteins in a mayo based salad, or other food that ends up in the jar from double dipping (the squeeze bottle would help with that).

I refrigerate because I prefer mayo to be cold, but I think you can get away with.

Plus, I only use Duke's, which doesn't have lemon juice.

The brand I bought has lemon juice

 

[doowain]

I'm guessing anything that also comes in packet form that is not also refrigerated (salad dressing for example) can also be left unrefrigerated in their bottle form.

 

[Leroy Hoard]

I'm guessing anything that also comes in packet form that is not also refrigerated (salad dressing for example) can also be left unrefrigerated in their bottle form.

Before it's opened i would agree. Those packets are fairly air-tight.

 

[doowain]

I'm guessing anything that also comes in packet form that is not also refrigerated (salad dressing for example) can also be left unrefrigerated in their bottle form.

Before it's opened i would agree. Those packets are fairly air-tight.

Ah, yeah, fair enough.

 

[Henry Ford]

Buddy of mine's grandmother always left mayo in the cabinet.

I think it's probably fine. All mayo has vinegar and salt, which bacteria don't like. Some also have lemon juice (Hellman's and Best Foods).

I think when people get sick, it's probably more often from things besides the mayo itself. Whether the other proteins in a mayo based salad, or other food that ends up in the jar from double dipping (the squeeze bottle would help with that).

I refrigerate because I prefer mayo to be cold, but I think you can get away with.

Plus, I only use Duke's, which doesn't have lemon juice.

Duke's is the only way to go.

 

[kentric]

ice cubes

 

[DSP]

Buddy of mine's grandmother always left mayo in the cabinet.

I think it's probably fine. All mayo has vinegar and salt, which bacteria don't like. Some also have lemon juice (Hellman's and Best Foods).

I think when people get sick, it's probably more often from things besides the mayo itself. Whether the other proteins in a mayo based salad, or other food that ends up in the jar from double dipping (the squeeze bottle would help with that).

I refrigerate because I prefer mayo to be cold, but I think you can get away with.

Plus, I only use Duke's, which doesn't have lemon juice.

Duke's is the only way to go.

I dont think we have dukes here in ny

 

[Abraham]

Did we finally determine that eggs don't need a fridge?

 

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cream cheese?