Salad cream makers have drafted in AI to help baffled Gen Z munchers understand the condiment.
Befuddled young people have flooded social media in recent months asking what the sauce is made of.
Manufacturer Heinz has been monitoring the confusion and has used an AI aid to deliver a definitive answer to bozos who cannot grasp its concept.
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Sauce bosses asked their bot: “WTF is salad cream?”
It replied: “Mate, it’s that creamy tangy stuff your nan puts on sandwiches instead of mayo. It’s like mayo’s quirky cousin, a bit sweeter and tangier.”
But some youngsters remain unconvinced.
One said: “Someone told me it’s eggy and vinegary – sounds rank.”
Thiago Rapp, of Heinz, said: “When we heard that there was confusion over our beloved salad cream, we had to step in and let everyone know exactly what it is, and just how versatile it is.” The condiment was the first sauce Heinz developed exclusively for the UK, launching it in 1914.
US diners are also befuddled by it. Dozens of queries on Reddit ponder over what to pair it with.
One person replied: “It’s used like mayonnaise. As a blob to go with salads or on a sarnie.”
