ann peeples
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I received a wonderful gift from Tara today-2 jars of mayo-JPG, and Dukes!!!Cant wait to try it...also as an added surprise, a wonderful mustard sauce and sandwich spread.What a neat person, and what a fun package!!!Love ya, Tara!!!
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ann peeples
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Just an added note-got hungry at 1am and had a ham sandwich with Dukes mayo-never had better!!!!!!!!!!! 
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douginvirginia
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I send "southern care packages" to several friends who've enjoyed Dukes while visiting us here in Virginia.
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skylar0ne
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Duke's mayo is da bomb! But I have to warn you..once you get used to eating Duke's you will not like other brands of mayo at all-on your sandwiches, in your coleslaw, or your potato salad.
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Sundancer7
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I certainly like good mayo. I wish I had tried more varities. I saw Dukes today and I almost bought a small jug. Most of what I have bought has been sorta cheap but good.
I think I will venture out. I have been simplifying my life with vehicles, guns and other things. I am improving my residence and I will improve the quality of my simple food.
Paul E. Smith
Knoxville, TN
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Adjudicator
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"a wonderful mustard sauce and sandwich spread..." I definitely know what that is. No wonder it's "famous".
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MandalayVA
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Hmm ... I guess I'm weird then because I much prefer Hellmann's to Duke's. Duke's isn't bad but I grew up on Hellmann's so it's hard for me to switch loyalties.
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Sundancer7
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I noticed that KFC has been offereing mayo infused with pepper which was quite good.
Just a heads up
Paul E Smith
Knoxville, TJ
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roossy90
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I just might to add that I got a case of Vernors Ginger Ale the other day from Ann!
I could get it all day when I lived in Fla, but here where I live in South Carolina, it simply is no where to be found.
Barter is still alive and well here on Roadfood!
Thanks Ann!
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ocdreamr
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quote:Originally posted by roossy90
I just might to add that I got a case of Vernors Ginger Ale the other day from Ann!
I could get it all day when I lived in Fla, but here where I live in South Carolina, it simply is no where to be found.
Barter is still alive and well here on Roadfood!
Thanks Ann!
Roosy Next time you are in Wilmington. check out Harris Teeter, I know I've seen it there. And I join the Duke's lovers. There is an article in the spring issue of Taste of the South about Duke's http://www.tasteofthesouthmagazine.com/currentissue_spring07.htm
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V960
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A few months early but a tomato sandwich made w/ way too much Duke's mayo should be enjoyed over the kitchen sink...drips all over the place and is WONDERFUL.
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Adjudicator
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quote:Originally posted by V960
A few months early but a tomato sandwich made w/ way too much Duke's mayo should be enjoyed over the kitchen sink...drips all over the place and is WONDERFUL.
Wrong, wrong, wrong. Fresh tomatoes need only a salt shaker while you are eating them standing in your garden just after you have cut same from the vine. If the spouse wants any, give her the utensils and the shaker. 'Nuff said. 
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roossy90
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quote:Originally posted by Adjudicator quote:Originally posted by V960
A few months early but a tomato sandwich made w/ way too much Duke's mayo should be enjoyed over the kitchen sink...drips all over the place and is WONDERFUL.
Wrong, wrong, wrong. Fresh tomatoes need only a salt shaker while you are eating them standing in your garden just after you have cut same from the vine. If the spouse wants any, give her the utensils and the shaker. 'Nuff said. Or.......standin over the kitchen sink while the juice is running down you arms!
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