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      Oh that’s grim :(

      I’ve definitely been put off coleslaw after a spoiled portion at a Topgolf place gave me food poisoning

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      One of these

      In the UK at least, the filling is called egg mayonnaise. In the US/Canada it seems to be called egg salad

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        Tbf there being lettuce in there is somewhat unconventional in the UK

        If there’s any greenery it’s often cress

        Though that’s now an egg & cress rather than an egg mayo

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          That’s a good point actually… whenever you see them in any UK supermarket it tends to just be egg mayo by itself (and always on brown bread for some reason). Or egg & cress like you say.

          OR you might see an all day breakfast sandwich with egg mayo, sausage and bacon.

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      The taste, and/or something about the other senses experience/mouth feel?

      I’ll take yours. What about Tuna Salad?

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        Everything about it really. The texture, the weird spot between firm and soft, the way it’s scent pervades my sinuses and coats my tongue where I can’t get it off. Not a big fan of egg, especially strong egg flavors or runny egg. Don’t care for mayo either. So mixing them together is just a match made in hell for me.

        Tuna salad is really spotty for me too. Mostly comes down to whether there is anything besides the tuna and mayo, how much mayo, and whether it was seasoned. Really like tuna on the whole though. Also if making a sandwich with it, it’s gotta be toasted. Lol I’m not super picky normally, but this is one of my few areas where I come across as a bit of a child.

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    I prefer a smoked roe spread in my egg sandwiches. Gives them a tasty saltyness that matches very well with the eggs. Not sure what mayonnaise would add flavour wise. Wouldn’t it be mostly egg with egg?