(06-18-2020 07:50 PM)quo vadis Wrote:  

(06-18-2020 04:06 PM)Hokie Mark Wrote:  Duke's mayonnaise is tangier than other brands, and is great for tomato or tuna salad sandwiches.

Can you really tell it from Walmart Great Value mayo though?

I thought mayo was strictly a commodity, no difference across brands. Am i wrong?

...yes you can

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(06-18-2020 08:12 PM)utpotts Wrote:  

(06-18-2020 07:50 PM)quo vadis Wrote:  

(06-18-2020 04:06 PM)Hokie Mark Wrote:  Duke's mayonnaise is tangier than other brands, and is great for tomato or tuna salad sandwiches.

Can you really tell it from Walmart Great Value mayo though?

I thought mayo was strictly a commodity, no difference across brands. Am i wrong?

There is a definite difference between Hellmans and Dukes and Miracle Whip at least to my taste buds.

I'll take Dukes everytime.

Miracle Whip is not mayonnaise. OMG

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(06-23-2020 10:06 AM)quo vadis Wrote:  

(06-23-2020 09:21 AM)esayem Wrote:  I think the Blockbuster Bowl in Miami was the first to start out of the gate as a Sponsor Bowl. Working title was the Sunshine Classic, haha. A real classic.

It now lives on in Orlando as the Cheez-It Bowl (formerly Camping World), but could easily be the Cheez-It Tangerine Bowl. That actually makes sense with the fruit combating the effects of cheese on the body. The Tangerine was never a major bowl, but the Citrus was/is, so it would be cool to have the Tangerine back as the junior version. *This actually happened for a few seasons in the 2000’s.

I remember when the Blockbuster Bowl burst on the scene 30 years ago. Wayne Huzienga was one of those late 1980s corporate celebrities - ala Donald Trump - and as he was a co-owner of the Dolphins and Joe Robbie stadium was able to bring that cachet to the bowl game. I remember watching the first game, between Penn State an FSU, both ranked in the top 10. It was a big deal.

Sadly, once Blockbuster ended its sponsorship, the bowl was never the same. Getting snubbed by the Bowl Coalition in 1992 hurt.

I vaguely remember Alabama and Colorado playing in the Blockbuster Bowl of the 1991 season...have no idea if it was before New Year's or not.

I was a kid then, but it was one of the few games I remember from the pre-1992 era. We won the national title in 92 after beating Miami in the Sugar Bowl so it's kind of a line of demarcation in the minds of many Bama fans in my generation.

(06-23-2020 04:11 PM)AllTideUp Wrote:  

(06-23-2020 10:06 AM)quo vadis Wrote:  

(06-23-2020 09:21 AM)esayem Wrote:  I think the Blockbuster Bowl in Miami was the first to start out of the gate as a Sponsor Bowl. Working title was the Sunshine Classic, haha. A real classic.

It now lives on in Orlando as the Cheez-It Bowl (formerly Camping World), but could easily be the Cheez-It Tangerine Bowl. That actually makes sense with the fruit combating the effects of cheese on the body. The Tangerine was never a major bowl, but the Citrus was/is, so it would be cool to have the Tangerine back as the junior version. *This actually happened for a few seasons in the 2000’s.

I remember when the Blockbuster Bowl burst on the scene 30 years ago. Wayne Huzienga was one of those late 1980s corporate celebrities - ala Donald Trump - and as he was a co-owner of the Dolphins and Joe Robbie stadium was able to bring that cachet to the bowl game. I remember watching the first game, between Penn State an FSU, both ranked in the top 10. It was a big deal.

Sadly, once Blockbuster ended its sponsorship, the bowl was never the same. Getting snubbed by the Bowl Coalition in 1992 hurt.

I vaguely remember Alabama and Colorado playing in the Blockbuster Bowl of the 1991 season...have no idea if it was before New Year's or not.

I was a kid then, but it was one of the few games I remember from the pre-1992 era. We won the national title in 92 after beating Miami in the Sugar Bowl so it's kind of a line of demarcation in the minds of many Bama fans in my generation.

Yes, the 1980s were kind of an adrift at sea era for Alabama. When i started watching CFB circa 1970, Alabama was the same kind of Alabama we know today, a dominant yearly national title contender. But then Bear got old and passed away and the program kind of groped through the 1980s trying to regain its bearings.

Can't wait to see what the bowl gifts look like?

(06-23-2020 06:43 PM)HoustonCougarNation Wrote:  Can't wait to see what the bowl gifts look like?

The Gatorade bath for the coach is going to take longer and be a lot messier

(06-23-2020 06:51 PM)Cyniclone Wrote:  

(06-23-2020 06:43 PM)HoustonCougarNation Wrote:  Can't wait to see what the bowl gifts look like?

The Gatorade bath for the coach is going to take longer and be a lot messier

Or to speed it up, they do some advance preparation, make a KFC style slaw dressing.

TBC, this is attempting to refrain from interfering with the "a lot messier" benefit.