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Blackened Cajun Mayo
2008.06.04
My daughter and I are puzzled by Burger King's promotion of their use of "blackened Cajun mayo" in the new "Indy Double Whopper".
As a cooking technique, blackening usually means that a substance (fish, chicken, beef) is coated with pepper and seared on a very hot surface. How this could be done with mayonnaise is a real mystery.
Another mystery is how Indiana Jones has anything to do with Cajun culture.
Marketing is so much fun!
As a cooking technique, blackening usually means that a substance (fish, chicken, beef) is coated with pepper and seared on a very hot surface. How this could be done with mayonnaise is a real mystery.
Another mystery is how Indiana Jones has anything to do with Cajun culture.
Marketing is so much fun!
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Funny!
DancingDolphin · 2008-06-05: 18:55
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damned "marketing consultant"!!! love Indy, love burgers, cannot stand this kind of falsification!!! great funny post, there is always something to learn :):):)
ronin53 · 2008-06-05: 19:40
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didn't you know- Cajun Indiana Jones- yeah, me neither! R
urmysunshine · 2008-06-05: 19:56
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interesting post!!
sendao · 2008-06-05: 22:38
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Interesting!
leocheung · 2008-06-05: 23:00
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too funny
mystic1 · 2008-06-06: 03:16
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Too funny!
Beagles3 · 2008-06-11: 16:02
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