How can anyone eat this shit?
It is so disgusting and overpowering.
I don't know how japanese people can squeeze it all over all of their foods so liberally.
>>7550332
Soy sauce, too. It ruins sushi, yet apparently Japs always splatter their sushi with it? Why don't they know how to eat their own food?
ya i can't stomach kewpie either...i always have it in my fridge but only a tiny little bit is enough to make me never want to make tuna salada with it
>>7550332
>I don't know how japanese people can squeeze it all over all of their foods so liberally.
Have you seen the rest of the shit they eat?
>>7550379
usually it is pretty bland
I don't think it's bad, but they do overuse it, and, hell, who the fuck puts mayo on fried chicken?
>>7550354
You say they do this and that but do they actually?
>>7550354
> soy sauce ruins sushi
Wtf are you smoking, soy sauce doesn't ruin anything unless there's too much and it gets too salty.
>>7550416
There is a tiny trace of flavor that isn't rice. Soy sauce has a very strong flavour, so a single drop of it seriously diminishes that trace.
>>7550332
I bought some of this stuff. It remains unopening in my cubbard. It says use within 6 months of opening, and I don't use normal mayo that much. I'm very curious to try it.
>>7550385
You never put mayo on a Chick-fil-a sandwich?
You're missing out, senpai.
>>7551344
In a sandwich it's okay, bu they put mayo on fried chicken to eat as is.
I spent a couple extra bucks to get Kewpie a few days ago, and I was very disappointed. The Kenko brand is much better. Kewpie as this astringent taste to it, almost like it's spoiled.
Too bad my asian stores only occasionally carry Kenko.
>>7552185
Ketchup isn't 95% fat like mayo. Neither is being put on a greasy fried chicken like those yuck japanese karaage.
>>7551344
the mayo on chicken sandwiches is to lubricate the dry bun
>>7553830
Then why not use ketchup?
Oh, that's right, mayo goes well with fried chicken
the half calorie kewpie is nicer than the normal stuff.
>>7550354
Don't know where you heard that. It's actually considered rude for a customer to use sauces because it's served how it's meant to be eaten. When adding your own sauces in Japan, you're meant to just give it a tiny dip. Only non-asians use "splatters" of soy sauce, generally amerifats that think more heat and more soy sauce means more "authentic".
>>7550332
I like it. I make ebi mayo with it, spa salad, deviled eggs and put a little on sandwiches like BLT.
>>7550354
absolutely nothing wrong with soy sauce and sushi, homie.
And absolutely nothing wrong with dat dere aminos and sushi.
Anyone else substitute a little liquid aminos instead of soy sauce with their sushi?
>>7554233
>spa salad
what is that
and ebi mayo? like eel?
>>7554253
no, i don't eat meme foods
