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Is this another proxy for the 18th-century Partition of Poland?
this post was submitted on 12 Apr 2025
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Does that constitute a dipole?
In America we have the Hellman’s/Best Foods mayo divide.
You can get Hellman's in Poland. It's called "Majonez Babuni" - grandma's mayonnaise.
Btw, Kielecki is made by a worker cooperative.
Unfortunate that kielecki tastes like reused fry oil
That's how I would describe Hellman's actually, but to each their own.
Where can I get Kielecki in the UK? I have no Polski sklep near me. Love majonez but was disappointed to discover that Winiary is owned by Nestle.
Both are bad. I guess that makes me a mayocentrist.
You can see the partitions.