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Use Mayo When Making Grilled Cheese Instead Of Butter

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Date: 06/19/2009 Topic: Food Tips & Info > Cooking Tips  
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Use a good quality mayo instead of butter when making grilled cheese sandwiches. It browns beautifully, and the flavor is wonderful. Mayo also has a fraction of the saturated fat of butter.

By jrmahon from Shreveport, LA

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By jrmahon (14) Profile Contact
The label on my Hellman's real mayo has 1.5 grams of saturated fat per serving. I hesitated to try it too, but the flavor is delicious, much more interesting than butter!

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By GreenGirls (5) Profile Blog! Contact
She's right - it does brown bread better than butter...say that 3 times fast :) To those who question it, try it, but you don't have to use as much mayo as you do the butter. Try it for all your melts like tuna and turkey - it's delicious.

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By Deeli (1578) Profile Contact
I love mayo but I simply can't imagine using it in place of butter for a grilled cheese but we all have our individual likes and dislikes but I will at least try it once ;-) Also, as far as saturated fats go (whether they are healthy for a person or not), mayo actually has more saturated fat than butter. Mayo is 5.3 per gram and butter is 5.2 per gram ;-)

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By janellio (1) Contact
Hmm....sounds yummy! But I'm not sure that mayo being in lower in saturated fat than butter is a benefit. It's a myth that saturated fat is bad for you! Read this site: http://kellythekitchenkop.com/category/fatsoils
There are lots of thought provoking articles on there!

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By moknows (5) Contact
This must be a Louisiana thing. We live south of you. Hubby is from here and he got my older kids (his stepchildren) stuck on that. They are in their 20's now and on their own and they still do that

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Tip: Use Mayo When Making Grilled Cheese Instead Of Butter

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If you like grilled cheese or your kids ask for them, try using mayonnaise on the outer sides of the bread instead of butter or oleo. Grill as usual, and the taste is so much better. I use Hellmans.

By Donna from Belle Vernon, PA

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RE: Use Mayo When Making Grilled Cheese Instead Of Butter

A girlfriend of mine gave me this tip a couple of years ago and now I have trouble keeping mayo in the house. My daughter and I like the way the bread gets a golden brown and crisp, not mushy. (05/20/2008)

By Margy.

RE: Use Mayo When Making Grilled Cheese Instead Of Butter

The only caveat to this is don't use low fat or diet mayo. The grilled cheese will stick to the griddle or frying pan even if you use a non-stick surface. I have been using this method for many, many years and it is great. (05/20/2008)

By Noreene

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