Thursday, October 9

California Eating
by
Craig Horwitz
on Thu 09 Oct 2008 07:34 PM EDT

In order to advertise any omelet specifically as a "California Omelet" there needs to be an avocado inside. (As that fruit is synonymous with California.) Now I know some foodies out there are questioning the "fruit" label they just read. However, even though it tastes like a vegetable, the seeds dictate otherwise, very much like the tomato. I would actually prefer that we draw the line between fruit and vegetable by taste, not seeds, but that is another post. So getting back on point, Californians know their avocado. So no surprise that straight out of the Golden State , comes great news that the golden avocado can actually replace mayo in tuna and chicken salad. Anti-mayites get beat up for not partaking in these so called lettuce-free "salads" but no more, thanks to Michael Goran, Ph.D., professor of preventive medicine at the Keck School of Medicine of USC. He discovered that the smooth avocado texture produces the same effect, while avocados are higher in monounsaturated fatty acids (the good kind) and low in saturated fat. This means that chicken-salad lovers can lower their cholesterol numbers and stop skeezing out all more »
Tuesday, August 12

Obama Hates the Mayonnaise !
by
Craig Horwitz
on Tue 12 Aug 2008 08:25 PM EDT

As soon as Barack Obama admitted to the New York Times that he hates mayo, Holdthemayites across the world began to salivate. The thought of the leader of the culinary world, Rachael Ray, and the potential leader of the free world, coming together on this issue , could mean mayo's days are seriously numbered. Suddenly, thoughts of mayo-free dining areas and tax breaks to restaurants who refuse to create a Satan Sandwich by adding any unsolicited slime do not seem so outlandish. Looking back, it was a bit premature for this blog to endorse Hillary Clinton, but to our defense, Barrack had not yet come out of the jar. Many thanks to Charles Memminger, for helping to publicize this story. Charles is an award winning columnist from the Honolulu Star-Bulletin who is pretty much the "George Washington" of the anti-mayonaisse movement. He started the good fight back in 1988, (making him the first ever activist to lobby aganst this nasty condiment) when he founded the Worldwide I Hate Mayonnaise Club. Today, the club has members all over the world and in every state of the union, except Arkansas. You can more »
Wednesday, November 22

Fear of a dry sandwich
by
Craig Horwitz
on Wed 22 Nov 2006 08:57 PM EST
Mayonnaise is the most disgusting thing on this planet and it needs to be stopped. At Holdthatmayo Headquarters, we initially thought the best way to fight this beast was to endorse other condiments. But contributing to the Ketchup lobby backfired . If unsupervised, ketchup will stray to the other side of the tracks, hang with the "wrong element" and boom, come back as Russian dressing. (which can easily find its way back on an unsuspecting sandwich in most Jewish deli's) Hence the mayonnaise comes full circle and thus, has the last laugh,. Next, we looked at Mustard but turns out, that can not be trusted either. You see, its kissing cousin, Dijon, may occasionally cross over to the "other side" of the tracks and mix with you know what. Yup, mayo is indeed the condiment whore.
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