Walden Farms Amazin’ Mayo – Zero Calorie, Sugar Free, Keto & Fat Free Vegan Mayonnaise Alternative for Sandwiches, Salads & Spreads – 12 oz Jar

Delicious taste!!!! I love it! 🌟 🌟 🌟 🌟 🌟

If I could give it negative stars I would. I bought one of nearly everything from Walden farms, spent over $100 in hopes I would have good choices for my current nutritional protocol. WRONG.I’m not exaggerating, every single one of them had the same underlying taste of vinegar or some chemical that was SO overpowering.Even the hazelnut creamer was UNBEARABLE. There was nothing I could do to fix any of it.

Everything I have ever tried from Walden Farms is gross and chemical-y, and I’m not picky at all when trying to lose weight. I swore off the company until someone convinced me to try the mayo. Mix it with tuna or can chicken or use just enough to “wet” your turkey sandwich. It tastes fine! It is not mayo but let it fool you so you can enjoy your chicken salad sandwich or something besides mustard for a change while trying to lose weight. I will keep buying this.

I recently purchased the Walden Farms Chipotle Mayo Spread, and I have mixed feelings about it. On one hand, the chipotle flavor is very tasty and adds a nice kick to sandwiches and wraps. On the other hand, the texture and consistency of the spread are quite different from traditional mayonnaise.One thing to note is that this spread is marketed as a calorie-free and sugar-free alternative to regular mayo, which is a big selling point for those watching their calorie intake. However, this comes at a cost - the texture is much thinner and runnier than regular mayo, and it does not have the same creamy richness that I love in traditional mayo.That being said, the chipotle flavor is very delicious and makes up for the differences in texture. It pairs very well with a variety of foods, from grilled chicken to veggie burgers.Overall, I would recommend the Walden Farms Chipotle Mayo Spread to those who are looking for a calorie-free and sugar-free alternative to regular mayo, but are willing to compromise on texture and consistency. The chipotle flavor is definitely a standout feature of this spread, and it's worth trying if you're a fan of spicy condiments.

I am on a NO FAT diet (3 grams of fat max per day) and I LOVE mayo but cannot eat it all any longer. Out of desperation I ordered this. It is NOT Mayo at all. The main issue is that the consistency/ texture is very thin. It’s thin and runny. The taste is somewhat-kinda-possibly a bit like a cheapOff brand discount store mayo. Hellmans it is NOT. Kraft it is NOT. And it has a bit of that odd after taste that some fat free products have. But when used sparingly , for example, mixed with fat free sour cream and fresh lemon juice and garlic powder added, etc, it is not a bad dressing. I also use it and mix it with pickle juice and chopped onion and mix it with lite tuna and it sorta-kinda adds a bit of creaminess like texture to make Fake Tuna Salad. If they could really THICKEN it somehow it would make a WORLD of difference..seriously. ****Please make this product thicker!!!!*****

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Why on earth did they change the recipe??!!! The original sweet and tangy was delicious. It tasted just like Miracle Whip. This new "Amazin Mayo" recipe is horrible. It smells bad and it has a soupy consistency. It tasted nothing like the original. It just tastes rotten. It is inedible and went straight into the trash can. Please don't waste your money on this "new" recipe of Amazin Mayo!!!

I was not impressed by this Walden Farms "mayonnaise"! It's soupy, not really like mayonnaise at all, and some folks might like the taste, but I did not. After tasting it, I mixed it with some Miracle Whip, Miracle Whip Light, and two cans of tuna, onion powder, minced garlic for a tuna sandwich. Hmm, still definitely NOT delighted. Would not buy again, which is too bad because some of Walden Farms stuff is pretty good for having no calories, fat, carbs, etc.