Twitter Roasts Man Who Confessed To Adding Mayo To His Coffee
If you thought adding butter to coffee was bad, just wait until you hear what Jim Salisbury, a Philadelphia sportswriter, added to his morning cup.
I once used mayo in coffee when out of half and half. not half bad
— Jim Salisbury (@JSalisburyCSN) August 16, 2017
That information is hard to swallow, we know.
Here’s what sparked the confession: A Twitter user who was making mac and cheese ran out of milk, and asked if cottage cheese was a suitable replacement. (No, it is not.) Salisbury chimed in to share his tale, but the world wasn’t ready for this crime against coffee.
Jim, I LIKE mayo and that's completely offensive
— Jaromir Lager (@JonCheddar) August 16, 2017
Man up and drink it black
— eagles3005 (@eagles3005) August 17, 2017
That's the most diabolical thing I've ever heard of
— Joe FitzGerald (@joefitz_) August 16, 2017
— Meghan Montemurro (@M_Montemurro) August 16, 2017
So not the same thing Jim
— Ryan Pertuit (@ryan_pertuit) August 16, 2017
Holy hell.
— C🇺🇸 (@NoIdiocracy) August 16, 2017
doing it is bad, telling someone is so much worse
— Shane McNichol (@OnTheShaneTrain) August 16, 2017
I hope you get the help you need.
— Tom Slick (@tomslick17) August 16, 2017
I'm reporting you for this tweet
— Guy Freire (@gewqk) August 17, 2017
I'd rather slide down a razor blade into a pool of alcohol!
— Linda (@Linda052659) August 17, 2017
— D.K. Uzoukwu (@DKuzLA) August 16, 2017
The worst part is, mayonnaise is not even a dairy product. It’s made with eggs and oil, so it can never take the place of half and half ― the eggs will likely curdle in hot liquid, and the oil will just separate in it.
Cottage cheese would have been a better choice. (But please, don’t ever try that.)
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