Kewpie

American  

[kyoo-pee] / ˈkyu pi /

Trademark.

1. a brand name for a small, very plump doll with a topknot, usually made of plaster or celluloid.

---

Example Sentences

She was holding a cup of coffee and a homemade turkey sandwich — white bread, cut on the diagonal, slathered with Kewpie mayo and layered with lettuce — tucked into a brown paper bag.

From Salon

Canned salmon The foundation of one of my favorite lunches: salmon mixed with Kewpie mayonnaise and chili crisp, spooned over rice with cucumber and finished with scallions.

From Salon

It can look like Calabrian chili mayo with caramelized shallots and lemon zest; or Kewpie with a splash of rice vinegar, red pepper flakes and a smudge of miso; or a gochujang-mayo hybrid brightened with lime.

From Salon

For the fish, cut the salmon into strips; chop the chutoro finely and mix it with scallions; and turn the akami into spicy tuna with sriracha, kewpie, and a touch of sesame oil.

From Salon

The first sandwich wasn’t elaborate, but it didn’t need to be: two slices of sourdough, a fold of honey-ham, a few strips of bacon gone glossy in the pan, Kewpie and mustard swirled together under a sheet of Swiss.

From Salon