1948 Best Foods/Hellman's Mayonnaise |
Well they are recipes, but the ad text is too blurry to read them. It's just as well because although the names are legible, the pictures alone give us the dreadful result... This stuff really belongs in the Gallery of Regrettable Food. A few of the yummy choices are:
Mock Hollandaise which seems to be a mix of mayo and vinegar. I scoff at your holladaise, hell I mock it even because you're not fooling anyone... it's just vinegar and mayo you skinflint. Or how about Toasted Nuts coated with, you guessed it, Mayonnaise. That sounds like snack food at a swingers convention. From tomato soup deluxe (deluxe because it has mayo in it) to mayonnaise muffins, my favorite has to be fruit juice mayonnaise that is used as a dip for canned whole fruit displayed in a deep mixing bowl with tons of leafy greens. Sounds absolutely enchanting, n'est pas?
Marketing hasn't changed over the years, the marketers are always assailing us with new ways to use their products, we only wish their suggestions would be tasty once in awhile. I may like experimenting with vintage recipes, but some stuff is best left alone or better yet locked in the deep, forgotten vaults of time.
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