jazzing up egg mayonaise

Any

I've never yet grated my finger... I just don't push as hard when I am at the end of an egg:-)
But everyone so far asked me that question!

Any

curiouscrafter wrote: »

I use an egg slice, do it one way, turn half way, then the other and i have thin strips of egg, yummy, i am now going to make some for our sandwiches tomorrow, i add mayo and a little salad cream

I have egg slice too, suppose better way to use that then chop it on the board!!
I add a bit of mustard & pepper into mine.

Mad4camping

Any wrote: »

Completely out of curiousity... I wondered, how do you make your egg mayo for sandwich?

My OH just told me I am weird because I grate my egg.. few strokes on a grater and you have perfecly even grated egg, easy to mix and spread. He chops it on a board, my friend also does that and another mushes it with a fork..

I never done it differently as that is how I was taught to do it. Also shop bought sandwiches look like done on massive grater.

How do you do yours?

:rotfl::rotfl::rotfl::rotfl:
my hubby told me i was wierd too... but it makes nicer egg mayo no massive clumps.. yum yum.. grating is the best way. Plus it very MSE as it goes further too

Any

Mad4camping wrote: »

:rotfl::rotfl::rotfl::rotfl:
my hubby told me i was wierd too... but it makes nicer egg mayo no massive clumps.. yum yum.. grating is the best way. Plus it very MSE as it goes further too

Thank you!!
I thought I am the only weirdo in the country!! :rotfl:

SCFC1961

I use an egg slice - do it one way then turn half way, then slice again:)

valk_scot

curiouscrafter wrote: »

I use an egg slice, do it one way, turn half way, then the other and i have thin strips of egg, yummy,

That's the way I do it too. I used to work in a pub when I was a student and sometimes would have to peel and chop 30 odd eggs at once. The slicer was by far the fastest way.

psso

Used to use a grater when I worked in catering doing dozens of eggs, but for one or two at home I use a fork.

Maysie

mash not mush with a fork your are weird :P

each to their own but for me its less washing up that way.

Any

Maysie wrote: »

mash not mush with a fork your are weird :P

each to their own but for me its less washing up that way.

Very sorry Miss teacher, english is not my first language so sometimes I slip.

Maysie

some people say mush some say mash . I am from oxfordshire so its mash to me no insult intended at all .