The word "mayonnaise" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it any time you need to refer to the condiment or to describe something that is creamy. Example: She added mayonnaise to the sandwich to give it a creamy finish.
Gotta get the recipe for a huge plate of guarana and mussel in a bap with mayonnaise :D #yummy".
"We have received things like tuna fish and mayonnaise.
They may be squirting their hormone-raised beefburgers with mayonnaise, but our ways with a bottle – it makes little difference whether it's Buckie-guzzling in the bus stop, or the drip-drip-drip of Costières de Nîmes at the reclaimed rectory table – mean that we're as cancer-prone as the Americans, and thus we've really got to watch it.
A much bigger increase has emerged in the eggs used as ingredients in processed products like cake mix and mayonnaise, which account for the majority of what Iowa produces.
Personally, I hate eggs except in cakes and mayonnaise, but not only are they a good source of protein, even their fat content is mostly unsaturated (44% monounsaturated, according to the FSA).
We would feast on a platter of Irish shellfish, which is at its best around Christmas time – oysters, razor clams, sea urchins, cockles, mussels, prawns or shrimps and some spider crab just with a bowl of beautiful homemade mayonnaise and lots of brown soda bread.
Teenagers studying for a new GCSE in food preparation will have to know how to portion a chicken, fillet a fish and julienne vegetables, as well as make a variety of sauces from hollandaise and mayonnaise to veloute, bechamel and plain old gravy.
The highest compliment I can pay this mixture of chicken, potatoes, carrots and pickles, all cubed and held together with mayonnaise and sour cream, is that it holds its scoop-shape unnervingly well.More interesting is the lobio, a Georgian salad made from kidney beans, ground walnuts, garlic, herbs and pomegranate.
So far, results from experiments using test liquids such as ketchup and mayonnaise have correlated well with those obtained using conventional equipment in the university's chemistry department.
Among its biggest brands are Knorr (soup), Hellmann's (mayonnaise), Lipton (tea), Rexona and Axe (deodorants), Omo (laundry detergent) and Sunsilk (shampoo).
In a cookie dough or mayonnaise there are plenty of other ingredients to work with.
