Now This is Some Mayonnaise That I Can Embrace
Macho Mayo got in touch to see if I'd like to test out their zippy mayonnaise. I must confess I've never been a big mayonnaise fan, but that's because it really does taste quite bland. I use mayo in sandwich salads like ham salad, but generally I skip over it. Some mayo with a kick sounded more in line with my palate, so I decided to give it a try.
The two flavors arrived. The medium is Roasted Green Chili. The hot is Roasted Jalapeno (red label). You can see the jars above.
I decided to charcoal grill some hamburgers to try out the mayonnaise.
Grilled Burgers Over Charcoal
Once I finished grilling the hamburgers, I broke out the Macho Mayo Green Chili. Sometimes "hot" is over the top, so I opted for medium to start with.
Normally I dress out my grilled hamburgers, but I decided to go with just the Macho Mayo to get the full effect. This is spread style in a jar. I could have put some in a squirt bottle to make a prettier photo, but I think readers should see what things actually do look like (so I don't photoshop my photos either - other than cropping). I also put the mayo on the meat rather than the bun, so you could actually see it.
All I Can Say is "WOW"
Macho Mayo was so yummy that I added more mayo after I took the photo and started eating my burger. I also warmed up a leftover burger for lunch the next day and had another Macho Mayo burger.
I come across lots of really yummy products, but this is one of my favorite new flavors. It's great on sandwiches. It is wonderful as a dip like Ranch for chips or veggies. And, I'm planning to try this out on White Barbecue Chicken (Alabama style).
This is a total thumbs up. Medium has a mild kick and should work for everyone. Hot Macho Mayo is still good for a lot of people. Just use less if you don't want a whole lot of heat. I say: "Try out Macho Mayo. It really is THAT good" (even for someone who was not big on mayonnaise before).
I hope Food Lion adds this product. Crossing my fingers.
Here some other information about Macho Mayo
- Gluten Free
- ½ the calories & fat compared to traditional mayo (good news)
- No Sugar (my step dad can have this - yay)
- Perfect as a dip (so true)
- Great for use in tasty recipes- crab cakes, chicken salad, Mexican Street Corn, dips and more (crab cakes my Granny made are on my list to make)
- Comes in 2 flavors- Zesty Roasted Green Chili (medium heat level) & Spicy Roasted Jalapeno (hot heat level).
- Macho Mayo has a 3rd flavor hitting the shelves by late 2015. (Now that's good news!)
1 comment:
Hello Cyndi,
I noticed you are a food lover like myself and your article gives very helpful tips and information about barbecue cooking! Indeed, this is a great guide for people who are looking for tips and guide on how to achieve the best barbecue for their family gathering.
Looking forward to more posts from your website!
Thank you so much,
Ellis
Post a Comment