Agent H
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My great grandma used to make the best deviled eggs. She had her own special recipe. We still have it and use it to make vegan egg salad sandwiches Every once in a while.
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Goofyernmost
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In my immediate family all of us love Deviled Eggs. I was told that mine were the most popular. There was something different. My secret is Hellmans and 1/4 to 1/2 tablespoon of French's Mustard in the mix. After forming the Deviled Egg just a light sprinkle of Paprika. I think that is a very common thing, but none of my family does that. It has remained my secret. I understand that many like hot sauce added, I like my DE's cool and smooth like myself. 
MinnieM123
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ajrwdwgirl
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In my immediate family all of us love Deviled Eggs. I was told that mine were the most popular. There was something different. My secret is Hellmans and 1/4 to 1/2 tablespoon of French's Mustard in the mix. After forming the Deviled Egg just a light sprinkle of Paprika. I think that is a very common thing, but none of my family does that. It has remained my secret. I understand that many like hot sauce added, I like my DE's cool and smooth like myself.
Hellman's mayo is the only way to go for devilled eggs. I'm not too pick about name brand vs generic but when it comes to mayonnaise and laundry detergent I am brand loyal. Hellmans for mayo and Tide for laundry. Your recipe sounds kind of similar to mine, nice and simple and delicious.
donaldtoo
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MinnieM123
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Same here!
Figgy1
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ajrwdwgirl
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Too much work to make the mayo when a jar of it is already made for me and delicious. Also too much work to make laundry soap but I am pretty sure you were only referring to the mayo.
Figgy1
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Mayo is easy if you have a Nutribullet type device and no I don't make laundry soap but only because I have a front load washer
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ajrwdwgirl
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No Nutibullet type device. Had a hand blender once but no longer. It might be worth making in the summer during the break from work but last night I was so tired that making boxed Mac and cheese seemed like too much of a chore.
Figgy1
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What I wouldn't give to be able to buy mac and cheese in a box. Well, I could but one is 3.50 a box, the decent tasting one is 4.50 a box and the boys will eat 2 each
Didn't know there was different tasting cardboardWhat I wouldn't give to be able to buy mac and cheese in a box. Well, I could but one is 3.50 a box, the decent tasting one is 4.50 a box and the boys will eat 2 each
Oh you mean the contents not the box ... Or do you ?
Figgy1
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They'd probably eat the box as wellDidn't know there was different tasting cardboard
Oh you mean the contents not the box ... Or do you ?
Goofyernmost
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Ok, I admit I'm not the brightest bulb on the tree, but please explain how having a front load dryer has anything to do with homemade laundry soap.
I was wondering the same thing. Front load machines are the majority of type used on this side of the pond and I'm sure plenty use homemade detergentOk, I admit I'm not the brightest bulb on the tree, but please explain how having a front load dryer has anything to do with homemade laundry soap.
Goofyernmost
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Front load "washers" I might understand. But the dryers part is what has cause a cramp in my no longer smooth working brain.
Didn't have my glasses on reading that. Missed the dryer bit. Now I'm even more confused.
Figgy1
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Ok, I admit I'm not the brightest bulb on the tree, but please explain how having a front load dryer has anything to do with homemade laundry soap.
Sorry I meant washer, he detergent only. I was telling my kid to putwash in the dryer while typing. LONGGGGGGGGG morning