Do you like Blue Plate Mayonnaise?

I only used Veganaise.

Homemade. It takes five mins if you have the right tools.

Blue Plate is my go-to.

I wonder if my family has a mayonnaise-related tragedy in its past. My family considered mayonnaise to be a pathogen goo.

I love my Duke's!

A Mayo poll? How novel!

A thread on mayonnaise just above a threads on Mayo Pete. Classic.

Blue Plate, Dukes, Hellmans, is this poll geared towards the eastern and successionist southern states?

R7, that's not actually true. But you do you.

[quote] Blue Plate, Dukes, Hellmans, is this poll geared towards the eastern and successionist southern states?

Well, what do you suggest up north?

This topic, again?

I don't really 𝑙𝑖𝑘𝑒 mayonnaise. It's salty, and I don't care for that in a sandwich spread/salad dressing. That said, it's acceptable in the context of ordering a Whataburger Double Meat with Cheese, Mayonnaise/no Mustard, cut the lettuce & tomatoes, add grilled onions and jalapeños. That's all the consideration I give it, which is to say, none at all.

I was raised on Miracle Whip; my family had views similar to those of R4.

But I ℎ𝑎𝑣𝑒 tried Blue Plate. 𝐼𝑓 it happened to be the case that I'd decided upon a justifiable use for mayonnaise, and 𝑖𝑓 I was going to buy a jar to keep in my fridge, Blue Plate would probably be the one.

It’s so good.

Once again, commercial mayonnaise never tastes like mayonnaise. But you wouldn't know that, would you?

Homemade mayonnaise is easy to make and takes almost no time.

Blue Plate is the best mayo, hands down.

Even its light version is very, very good.

Yes, it's almost as good as homemade.

Blue Plate for the win in this household. Duke's is good, but second.

Bring out the Hellmann’s and bring out the best!

[quote] Homemade mayonnaise is easy to make and takes almost no time.

But it’s a pain in the ass when all you want is a tablespoon.

Blue Plate is so middle class.

Miracle whip, much better than nasty mayo.

I never see these weird local brands in big grocery. We have Best Foods and store brand.

[quote] Miracle whip, much better than nasty mayo.

You keep telling lies, you won’t go to heaven with you die.

I had never heard of it until now.

I’m pretty sure Mayo is not good for human consumption.

We call it aioli now.

Duke's for the win, but Blue Plate is a close second. Sure I would love homemade, but it's not always possible.

[quote]Well, what do you suggest up north?

HELLMANN'S (two n's, please) is called BEST FOODS east of the Rockies.

HELLMANN'S (two n's, please) is what much much much older and fancier friends insisted upon for their daily cold cut sandwiches.

They’re probably dead now.

WEST of the Rockies, R28