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| Look for fat-free mayo! It tastes ok, too. I am a big fan of fat free ranch dressing and I've tried it on sandwiches, too. There are all sorts of things to try/use besides regular mayo. I have used: barbecue sace, steak sauce, cajun sauce, various flavored mustards, etc. Use your imaginnation and try something new! The rules are VERY flexible. LOL
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MADELINE23
2/27/08 11:32 A
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Forgot to add one....
When I make tuna, I add just a little mayo to get it moist but then I add lots of chopped pickles and tomatos so the tuna is not too dry.
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HALLUCINATING
2/27/08 11:09 A
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Thank you. I will pick some up this weekend. If its good Ill try it!
Salad dressing and hummus are great ideas! I do use mustard, spicy brown usually but I cant use much.
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MADELINE23
2/27/08 10:53 A
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| I use Hummus on a turkey sandwich, it is delish.
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MYSHARONANY
2/27/08 7:57 A
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There are SOOO many different types of mustard out there, there must be one you might like better than plan old yellow mustard. I am a huge fan of dijon, but there are soo many others with added flavors (and you don't need a lot of it).
Another option is a small amount of your favorite salad dressing (lo-cal of course).
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CSTUBBS928
2/27/08 12:00 A
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If it tastes good I will have to try that
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| Try best foods(hellmans) canola mayo. It is 1/2 the calories and 1/2 the fat, and it is full of omega 3's. It tastes great too
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HALLUCINATING
2/26/08 8:50 P
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| I love mayo but it is so bad. Anyone have a substitute for it? I am not a huge mustard fan and I hate dry sandwiches.
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