At Some Street Carts White Sauce Equals Mayo
For those of you in denial (our Happy Hour Correspondent Mamacita for one) here is proof that not only does the “white sauce” from your favorite street meat often contain mayo, but sometimes it’s just mayo: “I was just at the Steak Truck (on 47th and Park) and the guy in front of me ordered a combo over rice with white sauce and hot sauce. He got served his food with the typical squeeze from a white bottle and red bottle. But here’s the interesting part: when I then asked for ketchup and mayo on my burger, the Steak Truck guy pulled out the SAME white bottle he had used for the halal combo and spritzed my burger with it. Proof that white sauce = watered down mayo at a lot of truck and carts. -Will (aka Lunch’er WaitingForBajaFresh)”. Once again I’m going to file this under things I wish I didn’t know.
Related:
“White Sauce” Has What In It?!?!
Posted by Zach Brooks at 10:45 am, July 28th, 2009 under Steak Truck, Street Meat.
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Why all the freaking out that “whitesauce” = mayo?
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Mayonnaise#As_a_base_for_other_sauces
Do people freak out about remoulade?
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LWL – mayo would last longer than sourcream or yogurt?
rachel – one of my complaints at SMP2 was that some of the bland chicken mixed with the whitesauce (mayo) tasted like chicken salad (made with miracle whip).
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HaveFun/Doug – kwik meal’s “white sauce” is more like a raita
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Raita
Cheese, I second the yogurt and garlic, but I think tsatziki is supposed to have cucumber in it too.
I’m going to pretend I didn’t read this…