Sliced Mayonnaise
We recently reported that a Japanese company was selling a mayonnaise-flavored ice cream bar. Now more mayonnaise news has arrived from Japan.
The Japanese company Bourbon (which, despite its name, is not involved in the alcohol industry) has introduced sliced mayonnaise, describing it as a “sheet-like condiment.” It's advertised as a time-saver for those wanting to prepare a quick sandwich.
More info: Sora News
The Japanese company Bourbon (which, despite its name, is not involved in the alcohol industry) has introduced sliced mayonnaise, describing it as a “sheet-like condiment.” It's advertised as a time-saver for those wanting to prepare a quick sandwich.
More info: Sora News
Comments
Yuck! I suppose it sits right next to the Processed Cheese Food on the shelf.
Posted by KDP on 03/12/20 at 05:39 PM
No more hours spent slaving over a mayo squeeze bottle!
Posted by Brian on 03/12/20 at 08:56 PM
Sheet-like condiment? Does that mean it tastes like sheet?
Posted by ges on 03/12/20 at 09:41 PM
Eh Bourbon is't a strong drink everywhere. In the UK, it's a chocolate biscuit. In the Netherlands, it is (was?) a powdered desert. In France, it's a royal house. It's one of the better strains of vanilla. Apparently it's also a kind of coffee.
Posted by Richard Bos on 03/15/20 at 06:47 AM
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