Not a Blue cheese fan, but I do love me my Swiss cheese and mushroom burgers.
We had been using up the abundance of Heinz packets that come with our take-out grocery store fish - they include packets of tartar sauce and Heinz with each order. Normally "What is on Sale" ketchup is our usual brand. When I needed to buy ketchup, the little store with the Fetch app had Heinz on sale 2/$5, 2/$4 with Fetch. I also got to use the $1 off coupon that came in a flyer. Two 24-oz (28-oz?) bottles of anything for three bucks is a good deal to me. I just hope we use all that ketchup up before we die...
RP and
Kayelle, I think homemade BBQ sauce is in my future, too.
I grew up on Caines Mayo and still use it to this day....
You can have the jar in my basement. I made the mistake of buying two when I found the on sale/use a coupon deal. In MY opinion, Cains in nasty stuff. I'd rather use Miracle Whip all the time.
...I have never had the privilege of tasting Caine's Mayo. I wish I could. I am picky when it comes to mayo. Unless I stumble upon something better I'll stick with Hellman's.
You can race Addie for my unopened jar!
Have you ever tried Duke's? I understand a lot of southern cooks prefer that brand. When we vacationed in Asheville, I bought a jar. It was good, tasted almost like Hellman's, but I still prefer Hellman's - probably because it is what
I grew up w...wait, 
I grew up with Miracle Whip I have used since I got married.
...Only Best Foods mayo will do for us..Helman's east of the Rockies. That nasty sweet Miracle Whip is a mayo mutant and actually a dressing.
I felt the same way you do,
Kayelle, until Chief Longwind said something about MW and coleslaw. I never liked my homemade coleslaw (didn't like coleslaw most of the time but Himself likes it), so I always coughed up the outrageous amount of money the grocery store charges for their in-store made stuff...which is probably mass-produced by someone else anyway. Then Chierf said something about shredded cabbage, MW, ice and other things I've forgotten. Now I basically mix shredded cabbage and a shredded carrot (or, sometimes, radishes) with MW and a little sprinkle of celery seeds. We both like that, and it is way cheaper than anything I would buy in the store. One jar of MW lasts forever that way. Good thing, too, since I'm pretty sure a jar of MW would make it through a nuclear blast.
In our house, hot dogs and burgers have a long line of toppings to pick from. I like
Bertman's Ball Park mustard and dill pickle relish - no sweet in my house ever. Himself likes
Plochman's yellow mustard and raw diced onions. We've never seen either of them in MA, so we keep sneaking it across the state line when we make trips back from OH. Just as long as MA doesn't install border crossing guards we should be OK.
And mustard, ketchup and dill pickles on my burgers. That's just how I likes it :woot:
