Studies have shown that, contrary to popular belief, mayonnaise actually inhibits the growth of bacteria and thus reduces the risk of food poisoning.
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Too bad mayonnaise is one of the more foul substances known to man...
I can't tell you how much time I've spent imagining a world without mayo. And I can't even calculate the number of meals I've had to skip due to everything being contaminated with the stuff.
what are you saying i love mayo. i love it in my subs, i love it my potatoe salad, i mean sometimes i dont like it but i still love it in my food. it brings a kick to it.........
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