Duke's Mayonaise 8 oz.

I grew up on Best Foods (Hellman’s) Mayo & I always loved it. Duke’s beats BF by a country mile. The consistency is creamy smooth, the flavor has a slight tang to it which just adds more flavor to anything you add it to. It’s delicious on sandwiches, in deviled eggs, & I’ve used it in my great-grandmother’s creamy coleslaw recipe. The family loves it.Having said that, it’s the seller that deserves 5 stars as well for their awesome customer service & here’s why.I ordered 4 jars of Duke’s & unfortunately the box arrived damaged; so damaged 2 jars were missing. We contacted the seller sending them photos of the box to prove our claim. They said no problem, we’ll make it right. Next thing we know another box shows up, damages, but not like the first one & it has 4 jars of mayo inside. I only expected the company to replace the 2 missing jars, not fulfill my order again!If you haven’t tried Duke’s you need to. It’s delicious!

I literally gasped when I took this out of the box and saw the size. My bad, it clearly says 8oz on the listing but for the price I presumed it was the regular size. Hand and Apple mouse for scale, and I have small hands!Aside from the very expensive price per ounce Dukes is a great product and doesn’t have distribution where I live in the Midwest.

It's good, i mean...it's mayo for goodness sake. Guess i'm just not used to the tangy flavor, but wasn't what i was looking for. I'm sure this is just a preference based on how you grew up, but I don't get it. Some folks like Miracle Whip, gross!! Hellmann's' all the way!!

The Twang makes it the Best Mayo!

Product was best by 2/8/25 and it arrived on 2/26. I would prefer one with the correct date.

I ordered this because I have heard that Duke's mayonaise is a real treat. It turns out that it is very bland and a blank flavor palate for mixing salads or making sandwiches. I believe that it is valued most by people who grew up with that bland flavor profile. Also, please note that this is a VERY small bottle of only 8 oz. Compared to Hellman's/Best Foods Mayo at 16 cents per oz, the Duke's is $1.00 per oz. So an interesting but failed experiment to explore new flavors.

I've always heard about Duke's but never used it. A mayo girl from way back and I cook quite a lot. This is good for deviled eggs, gives the tang of vinegar needed with no sweetness. I use it in my egg salad, but not my chicken salad. It's really a must I now believe if you are wanting just a slight difference from straight Hellmans.It's pricey in this small size, but give it a try.

I do have to say, it's hard to tell from the picture how small the jar is, it's about 3-4 inches tall. Of course you can read the label and see how much is in it, but it's easier to grasp when you can picture the size of the jar. As far as mayonnaise goes, Duke's flavor is unrivaled. Until I bought this for my mother who had just moved in, I had never heard of Duke's. She is from FL and I live in MI, and I haven't seen it anywhere. I bought this jar for her, and she was absolutely delighted. The flavor of this mayonnaise,compared to Helman's- my usual brand, Duke's has a tangier nuttier flavor. I have mainly used it on sandwiches. I would be interested in using it to make tuna or egg salad to see what yields. Being that I only bought the small jar, I guess I'll have to wait on that. I am not a big fan of miracle whip, and most people seem to be a Mayo OR a Miracle Whip kind of person. I would say that Duke's could be the spread that might bring these two worlds together and appease everyone. Now that that controversy is taken care of, what about Obama Care?