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Madeline
>My question is, how do you deal with
>the salmonella threat from using raw eggs? Can the eggs be soft boiled long
>enough to make them safe, and still be used successfully in the mayonnaise?
I don't know about mayonnaise* but I've eaten raw eggs here and there and
never had a problem. I don't want to say it's much ado about nothing, but
I'm not dead yet.
Dori Zook
Denver, CO
*I can't get near mayo. It was on a family vacation when I was a kid that I
ate a mayo-loaded sandwich that had been out of the cooler for too long. A
few hours later, what I ate came back to haunt me, as it were. To this day,
just the smell makes me gag. I'm getting the shimmies just thinking about
that smelly, white goo. Bleah!
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