PrintWhat side is your bread mayo'd on
I've noticed two posts on here today about mayonnaise or miracle whip...so let me ask you: When you're spreading anything on your bread for sandwiches (excluding buttered bread exteriors for grilled things) do you spread the interior bottom only, top only or both? I do both--because it tastes sooooo good.
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12 Comments:
Both for me. :)
Cassaendra at 9:07PM on 05/02/08
Butter bottom, mayo and/or anything else, top.
srhcb at 9:43PM on 05/02/08
Top only, unless it's a sandwich that requires two spreads. In that case, one goes on the bottom, the other on top.
If tomato is involved, it always goes on top of everything so that it's right up against the mayo.
dbcurrie at 10:55PM on 05/02/08
Both, unless like dbcurrie said two spreads are involved, then it's top and bottom separate. I truly do enjoy the mayo! In fact, I'm pretty fond of most condiments!
bobcatsteph3 at 11:00PM on 05/02/08
I do only one side - I just like a taste... and I like to be able to taste everything on the sandwich. The mayo goes on the side that will compliment what ever is touching it - hopefully the cheese or the tomato.
bodaciousgirl at 12:52AM on 05/03/08
Definitely depends on the spread(s) and the sandwich.
Brownie at 8:07AM on 05/03/08
Both.
schnitzel at 8:47AM on 05/03/08
bottom, please...and don't touch my cheese!
Cary at 10:09AM on 05/03/08
Both.
If I am making a sandwich with meat and cheese and miracle whip. ( don't care what you think. I like Miracle Whip) I even spread a little between the meat and cheese.
Hamburgers- both sides mustard or mustard on top, bbq sauce on bottom. The only time I leave the bread dry is when I put on guacamole.
eatorama at 10:35AM on 05/03/08
Both. If I'm trying to keep my sandwich together with some yummy mayo adhesive, why not secure both sides?!
chiff0nade at 12:29PM on 05/03/08
both
mepolo at 1:07PM on 05/03/08
BOTH!!! There used to be a time when toast was only dressed with mayo... not butter.
MadelynRodriguez at 10:45PM on 05/04/08