Interesting. Never knew thatโ€™s a thing. I donโ€™t even know what happens to mayo when heated. ๐Ÿ˜‚

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Going off the theme here, *but* slather some mayo on chicken and toss it in some seasoned panko or regular breadcrumbs and bake it for super moist "fried" chicken without the mess.

This actually sounds interesting ๐Ÿค” using mayo instead of egg. May have to give it a go sometime.

My kid loves it. I've started just doing the top so I don't have to fight with a wire rack to keep the bottom from being soggy. The idea came from Pinterest waaayyyyy back in the day and they used crushed potato chips.

Not just heated; itโ€™s being used as a medium for frying which is conveniently spreadable on the bread.

Just heated, mayo is disgusting ๐Ÿ˜‚

Thatโ€™s why Iโ€™m in shock. ๐Ÿคฃ

To me, Mayo has always been a cold condiment.

But I guess in this case, there wonโ€™t be any Mayo left at the end.

Correct. It is a thin swipe that gets absorbed into the bread.

Youโ€™re essentially frying in a mix of oil and egg yolk fats with a little extra flavoring, and it doesnโ€™t run on the rest of the pan to burn there wasted.

Damn it.

Iโ€™m making grilled cheese nowโ€ฆ with mayo.

Mayo on the inside or outside? Iโ€™m so confused ๐Ÿซค

Outside.

FYIโ€ฆ Butter tastes better.

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