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This Never Works. But I Just Made the Best Chicken Breast of My Life on the Grill. You Won’t Believe How I Did It.
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This Never Works. But I Just Made the Best Chicken Breast of My Life on the Grill. You Won’t Believe How I Did It.

This article discusses the growing trend of using mayonnaise as a grilling aid, despite initial skepticism. The author explores how applying mayo to proteins like chicken breast can enhance moisture and flavor, countering common misconceptions. While the piece acknowledges traditional grilling advice and debunked myths such as adding ice cubes to burgers, it highlights the surprising effectiveness of mayo in preventing dryness, particularly with chicken. The article references past examples, including a 2017 Los Angeles Times article and a 2024 New York Times recipe, to illustrate the increasing popularity of this technique. The tone suggests that while some may find the idea unappealing, the results can be transformative.

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This Never Works. But I Just Made the Best Chicken Breast of My Life on the Grill. You Won’t Believe How I Did It.

This article discusses the growing trend of using mayonnaise as a grilling aid, despite initial skepticism. The author explores how applying mayo to proteins like chicken breast can enhance moisture and flavor, countering common misconceptions. While the piece acknowledges traditional grilling advice and debunked myths such as adding ice cubes to burgers, it highlights the surprising effectiveness of mayo in preventing dryness, particularly with chicken. The article references past examples, including a 2017 Los Angeles Times article and a 2024 New York Times recipe, to illustrate the increasing popularity of this technique. The tone suggests that while some may find the idea unappealing, the results can be transformative.

Bias read (Center): The article focuses on a culinary technique rather than a politically charged issue. It presents both skepticism and evidence for using mayonnaise in grilling, without overtly favoring one side. The framing remains balanced between dismissing outdated advice and endorsing a modern approach, making a

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