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Holy hell Batman, how hard is it to make a tuna sandwich?

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aplefka

Lifer
Okay, so I really want a tuna sandwich (and there's no other food in the house) but every single recipe that came up wasn't just a plain tuna sandwich. All I need to know is how much mayo I add to the tuna. I got 10 pages of results here and this one makes no mention of mayo at all. Can anyone here just tell me how much mayo they add to a can of tuna for a good-tasting sandwich?
 
Eye it. Use whatever you would like. I'd use a teaspoon, but most would use at least a talblespoon for one can.
 
start with a spoonful per can, if its still to dry add more. mix with salt and pepper to taste on white bread! I had a great tuna sandwich for lunch!
 
Originally posted by: aplefka
I feel like a total n00b at life for posting this thread, so I'm glad someone else would like to know.
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How much peanut butter do you put on a peanut butter sandwich????????

Use as much mayo as you like,
start with 4 tablespoons,per small can of drained Tuna.
 
Originally posted by: brigden
Are you fvcking serious?
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What brigden said. ^



you know, from the time you created this thread and the time you get a decent answer to your question, you could have trial and errored like 5 times.

Seriously, how inept are you that you can't put a smidge of mayo in, mix it, taste it, and add more if it's not to your satisfaction? wtf are you a child?
 
Originally posted by: HonkeyDonk
Originally posted by: brigden
Are you fvcking serious?
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What brigden said. ^



you know, from the time you created this thread and the time you get a decent answer to your question, you could have trial and errored like 5 times.

Seriously, how inept are you that you can't put a smidge of mayo in, mix it, taste it, and add more if it's not to your satisfaction? wtf are you a child?
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:thumbsup:
 
For one can of tuna... I'd say probably 3 golf ball sized globs of mayo. I like enough mayo so that it's not dry and crumbly. Just toss in a can of tuna into a bowl, then start plopping in some mayo and stir it up, taste it, if it's not enough mayo for you, add more. You can also add chopped onions, if you like that sort of thing. Personally I like to put pimentos or peas in it.
 
Tuna - 1 can
Mayo - eye it
Pickle relish - eye it

Mix together
Add more mayo if it's not while enough
Don't put too much relish if you don't care for the taste

 
Well, I got more serious responses than I thought I would. I'm not a big fan of mayo personally and I didn't want to add too much otherwise it'd be a waste of food. No biggie, glad a few of you got out your frustration against humankind.
 
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