Is the hummus in the ridges part of the net weight or extra? It may be that they take that into consideration when reducing the amount of plastic used in the container. But he’d never think of that.
I never could abide mayonnaise. Aioli is just jumped-up mayonnaise. Hummus, OTOH, is nice. We had freshly made hummus at a restaurant a couple of years ago. We should get some food from there for takeout.
Not making sense, Frazz; that is not an either-or proposition. One would not put hummus in potato salad, nor would a sane person put mayo on a pita chip.
Caulfield is unfamiliar with old-school mayo jars – which have not been made since prior to his advent; it does not follow that he doesn’t eat mayo. Stupid containers is the whole issue, here (though I will say, “squeezable” mustard is an abomination. “Convenience”? No – an excuse to water it down and sell the same amount of actual mustard as a greater volume than it really is).
Cactus-Pete about 2 years ago
Is the hummus in the ridges part of the net weight or extra? It may be that they take that into consideration when reducing the amount of plastic used in the container. But he’d never think of that.
Erse IS better about 2 years ago
I wonder how he feels about tzatziki.
FreyjaRN Premium Member about 2 years ago
I never could abide mayonnaise. Aioli is just jumped-up mayonnaise. Hummus, OTOH, is nice. We had freshly made hummus at a restaurant a couple of years ago. We should get some food from there for takeout.
findthewind about 2 years ago
remember the narrow neck Ketchup bottles.
Charles about 2 years ago
Somehow, I don’t find tuna hummus salad to be appealing.
The Legend of Brandon Sawyer about 2 years ago
Mayonnaise, yes, Hummus, no!
Ignatz Premium Member about 2 years ago
If you can’t get all the mayonnaise, you have to buy another jar more frequently.
As for the hummus, tell Caulfield to throw chick peas into a blender himself.
Jhony-Yermo about 2 years ago
Mayo jars are still narrow mouthed.
jcwrocks69 about 2 years ago
Hummus is d i s g u s t i n g !!
daveoverpar about 2 years ago
I’ve never heard of hummus on a BLT and hope I never do.
sandpiper about 2 years ago
There’s a lot of that going around.
royq27 about 2 years ago
Bleah to both…
Cozmik Cowboy about 2 years ago
Not making sense, Frazz; that is not an either-or proposition. One would not put hummus in potato salad, nor would a sane person put mayo on a pita chip.
Caulfield is unfamiliar with old-school mayo jars – which have not been made since prior to his advent; it does not follow that he doesn’t eat mayo. Stupid containers is the whole issue, here (though I will say, “squeezable” mustard is an abomination. “Convenience”? No – an excuse to water it down and sell the same amount of actual mustard as a greater volume than it really is).
Realimaginary1 Premium Member about 2 years ago
Wait until you get bottles with pumps that don’t dispense!
Blaidd Drwg Premium Member about 2 years ago
In the Netherlands they have a flessenschraper (bottle scraper), works quite well on mayo type jars. … https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Bottle_scraper
The Orange Mailman about 2 years ago
“There is ridges…” ???
BullCityFats about 2 years ago
Ain’t nothing wrong with mayonnaise
suelou about 2 years ago
It means that by a small amount each time you need to buy more sooner than if you could get it all out!!!!
neatslob Premium Member about 2 years ago
Hummus and Mayo aren’t exactly interchangeable.
Alys France about 2 years ago
Mayonnaise is a fine condiment that makes healthy food like salad much more palatable for many people.
LrdSlvrhnd about 2 years ago
Don’t hummus and mayo fulfill different roles? I’d never use mayo to dip my veggies in* and I’d never put hummus on my cheeseburger.
*Unless mixed with some ranch powder or something.