Príklady mayonnaise

• The participants were not able to say if the mayonnaise had been made with raw egg.

• The power of 'mayonnaise' is in its supplementary quality: to exist it requires something that needs improvement.

• The significant association between consumption of mayonnaise and campylobacter illness is difficult to explain in this age group.

• He situates the 'mayonnaise' dimension in the sound director's realm and the 'effect' dimension in the composer's realm.

• Bought sandwiches containing mayonnaise were associated with a seven fold increased risk.

• As a matter of fact, anybody who thinks that without eggs he can make either mayonnaise or a hollandaise sauce has another think coming.

• Commercial producers of those substances and of things like mayonnaise use pasteurised eggs, which are safe.

• It is perfectly possible to make an edible sauce with hard-boiled egg yolks but it would not be mayonnaise, and that should be made clear.

• I was using the illustration of food such as lower-fat mayonnaise as an example of how the consumer can be hoodwinked by labelling.

• No further information as to the type, or manufacture, of the mayonnaise is available.

• They were not on our agenda because we were discussing mayonnaise or the harmonisation of something that happens to move.

• How can one hard-boil an egg to make mayonnaise?

• I would hazard the guess that millions of people will be infinitely depressed at the prospect of hard-boiled eggs and no fresh mayonnaise.

• At that time evidence suggested that the problem arose from the consumption of raw eggs or from uncooked dishes containing raw eggs—such as mayonnaise.

• What is sauce for the tomato should be mayonnaise for the cucumber.