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Originally Posted by AntonMG
Hey,
Taste wise, it's pretty close to French mayonnaise.
I would take the french recipe (whisk method):
Classic Mayonnaise Recipes | Ricardo
To be as close to the taste as humanly possible without all the chem stuff, I would prefer the White wine vinegar, cut down on pepper, replace the dry mustard with half the quantity of Dijon mustard.
Maybe add a pinch of sugar at the end (because let's face it, there's always sugar somewhere in a Macdonald's recipe).
You should be pretty much there.
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thanks man, i ll try it soon.
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Originally Posted by PR_Glen
they just use regular mayo.
beat eggs and add in oil SLOWLY as you mix, just a bit at a time. don't add salt or vinegar until the end or it wont set right. (oh and don't forget to add in salt and vinegar or it tastes like nothing)
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last time i did it mysqlf, got the shitty[very bad taste], smelly, yellow mayo .
thats why i am looking for something ready made from market, anyways ill try this again.