Mayonnaise is some pretty magical stuff. Take two runny, liquidy ingredients—egg yolks and oil—combine them with a bit of mechanical action, and boom, thick, creamy, dippable, spreadable condiment at ...

Have you ever tried to make mayonnaise at home? I have. Decades ago, my first homemade mayonnaise was a mess. Yes, it not only “broke,” looking like creamy white scrambled eggs, but I did not know how ...

What do paint and mayonnaise have in common? Preferably not much, except that both are emulsions, combinations of two liquids that do not mix. Emulsions form due to amphiphiles, fundamental structural ...

Most vegan mayonnaise involves pureeing tofu with some vinegar and salt. While it may look a bit like pale mayonnaise, it takes a stretch of the imagination to taste anything other than seasoned tofu.

If you’ve got a stockpile of eggs and you’re sick of endless omelets, why not make something that uses several eggs and lasts longer than one meal? I’m talking, of course, about mayonnaise. For much ...

Mayo’s brine era is here and it tastes amazing.