Blue Plate Light Mayonnaise with Olive Oil, 30 Fl Oz Jar (Pack of 6)

Super creamy and thick spread! The flavor and umami notes are something to desire as you take a second bite of that Dagwood sandwich that you have made with the love and lust in your heart! You will faint as you take a hearty bite of that southern tater salad or the creamy coleslaw or in my case central California country tater / macaroni salad and a dollop of blue plate on a bowl of spicy Texas red! As you can see that I highly recommend this bottle of jaw dropping heart stopping fainting goodness!! Enjoy!!

Great mayo and cheaper than in the stores

Best mayo by far. Taste amazing, does well in cooking as well as a dip. Its a repeated purchase.

This mayonnaise was worth every penny. I taste great and +it spreads evenly and the price +is right for the quantity.

This is my first Amazon review for any product. I am a mayo freak. This Blue Plate Mayo met my expectations and almost exceeded them which is why I chose to make a review so others looking for a good Mayo can hopefully read this and give it a try, if you haven’t already.Growing up, we aways had Mayo in the house but I didn’t give a thought as to the brand of Mayo. My parents bought Best Foods/Hellman’s or Kraft Mayo or whatever was cheapest. It wasn’t until I was 14 that a friends dad made us a sandwich with Best Foods that I came to realize, I was a Best Foods fanatic. My friends dad would eat it by the spoonful and even put it on his pancakes. He was nuts. But I came to notice the difference of Best Foods to other Mayo. Hey...to each their own. We all have different taste. But to me, Best Foods has a nice taste, bite and good texture. It was and has been my go-to Mayo. I’ve purchased and tried many, many Mayo’s through the years but stuck with Best Foods. Their Vegan brand was the best vegan brand of Mayo that I have ever had too but then they changed the recipe and from what I hear, it tastes like plastic and is now inedible. WTF Best Foods??? Anyways.I made New Orleans Po Boys and online ordered the original Po Boy bread to the house and found out about Blue Plate NO (New Orleans) Mayo. Bought it not expecting much.Boy was I wrong. This Mayo is delicious, has a more velvety consistency than Best Foods but is very similar. Any fan of Best Foods/Hellman‘a will be pleasantly surprised and fans of other Mayo will find this to be a tasty new Mayo to add into your fridge. I’m kinda addicted to it. The taste is slightly “eggier” than BF/Hellman’s but it’s not in a bad way. I don’t like egg tasting foods but find this perfect. As others noted, it’s less “gelatinous” than BF’s but I found the consistency very close, but slightly creamier. The flavors are very similar but it’s savory, but just slightly more than BF’s.All in all, for $4-5 a jar, it’s well worth the buy and if you like BF’s/Hellmans like I do, this Mayo will do you right in a very good way. I hope you enjoy it as much as I. If not...like I said, it’s all personal preference. As a BF’s/Hellman’s enthusiast, I found that this is on par, if not 1% better. That’s huge coming from me, for anyone who knows me. Just my 2 cents though folks. This is a great Mayo, I enjoy it.***for this who ordered and it separated...that’s most likely due to being stored in high temperatures for too long. It contains oil and eggs, so they will separate with high heat. I bought a jar through Amazon and it was perfect. But to those who receive a separated jar, message amazon. I’m sure they will help to fix it. Or take a jar of your Mayo, set it out in the sun for several hours..you’ll get the same result.Hope all are well, this is a great Mayo. Enjoy!!!

Real, thick, and creamy mayo. If price stays reasonable I'll buy again.

I suppose I could have made my own mayonnaise? No. This mayonnaise is absolutely scrumptious! Why re-invent the wheel? They've already got this recipe down pat. It's great!

Of all the American favorite mayos, this is my least favorite. The texture is great, nice and thick and opaque, but it lacks the twang, that tangy lemon/vinegar bite that cuts the richness. It also lacks that nice eggy flavor. It's just a bit sludgy rich body with no soul. My top mayor are: 1) Duke's & Kirkland brand by Costco are tied 2) Hellmans/Best Foods is nearly as good 3) Kraft Black Label, I think it was called "Homestyle" was exceedingly better than their standard mayo. I think they were trying to copy Duke's and it was really good, but it was expensive and people who love their mayo, probably didn't give it a chance, so I assume it was discontinued. 4) Generic Store brands. Strange to say, but my theory is that there is one national company that makes all of the generic store brand mayos and just slaps different labels on them. In my experience, they all taste the same and are pretty good. 5) Blue Plate 6) Kraft Regular & Heinz are just okay 7) Nalley's-yuck, McCormack-same, both thin and weird. 8) Sir Kensington. Tried it twice and swear the oil was rancid plus it's expensive. That's about it. My recommendation is Kirkland. Just as good as Duke's and way cheaper.

I used to think Best Foods Mayonnaise was the default available here. The Blue Plate easily topples it from my preferred choice because it made my very simple Potato Salad have something more to offer.