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Mayonnaise (1)
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jules
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CC BY 2.0
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Wikimedia Commons
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Fresh mayonnaise
By
Jason Terk from Somerville, MA, US
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CC BY 2.0
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Wikimedia Commons
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Zaanse mayonaise
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Kliek
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CC BY-SA 3.0
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蛋黄酱

蛋黃醬
dànhuángjiàng
noun

Measure Word

Meanings

  1. 1 mayonnaise

About the ingredient

调料 Seasonings

A thick, pale yellow emulsion of oil, egg and vinegar or lemon juice, used in salads and sandwiches and as the base of thousand island and tartar sauce. It is one kind of 沙拉酱, a word that also covers other salad dressings.

Contains egg

Also called  美乃滋

Examples

HSK 6
Rìshì dànhuángjiàng bǐ Ōu Měide kǒugǎn gèng shùn huá.
Japanese-style mayo is smoother than European or American versions.
HSK 7-9
Sānmíngzhì lǐ mǒ yìdiǎn dànhuángjiàng gèng xiāng.
A bit of mayo spread in a sandwich makes it tastier.

Tips

usage
Literally 'egg-yolk sauce.' The loanword 美乃滋 (měinǎizī, from Japanese マヨネーズ) is also widely seen on menus and packaging - 蛋黄酱 is more descriptive, 美乃滋 more marketing-flavored.

Stroke Order

蛋 dàn
黄 huáng
酱 jiàng