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minus-squareDudewitbowlinkfedilink5•1 year agoAlthough not my cup of tea, the ingredient combination isnt alien, as mayo is just fat and eggs primarily, which along with chocolate, would be a core part of brownies (which you can sub mayo for ingredients with)
minus-square@ExplosiveLynxlink3•1 year agoPretty substantial difference being the eggs are cooked in brownies
minus-squareDudewitbowlinkfedilink2•1 year agoStorebought mayo is pasturized thus, can in a way be considered cooked. Its not straight raw eggs unless its homemade.
Although not my cup of tea, the ingredient combination isnt alien, as mayo is just fat and eggs primarily, which along with chocolate, would be a core part of brownies (which you can sub mayo for ingredients with)
Pretty substantial difference being the eggs are cooked in brownies
Storebought mayo is pasturized thus, can in a way be considered cooked. Its not straight raw eggs unless its homemade.