Can you get Duke’s? Because it beats all the others (as an admitted former Hellmann’s snob).
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Mayo really needs to be current. Small jars are sometimes more economical if one doesn’t use much. I hate to toss foodstuffs but refuse to use iffy condiments.
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I toss my pickles and mayo every 8 months if I haven’t used them up by then. Fresh pickles and a fresh jar of mayo, as well as fresh relish and yellow mustard, at the beginning of potato salad season (usually in May). I buy the medium-sized jar of mayo.
In terms of using up a jar of mayo more quickly, I have used it to grill grilled cheese, and I use it for chicken or fish before rolling them in breadcrumbs.
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This works really well.
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This sounds like a colorful euphemism 
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Hahaha
Interesting. I thought they might be raisins as the can I use (and @Hungryman8 posted) lists currants as an ingredient.
I think gardening has increased significantly since 2020!
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Definitely. As has cooking.
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Where do you order from?
Too bad it’s in plastic bottles.
I do use a fair amount of mayo in tomato pie,during tomato season!
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Yeah.
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Miracle Whip
Is
The
Key
Testing the aging potential of an egg/oil emulsion seems risky. It’s not expensive. Maybe toss after a year. I do refrigerate, but then, I’m a seatbelt guy.
As far as seed oils in commercial mayo, I don’t know what the alternative would be. I was buying avocado oil mayo from Costco but it tasted weird. A blend of kewpie and blue plate is the house go to currently, both seed oil based. Don’t love that but again, try finding a widely distributed olive oil one.
Homemade aioli is a different beast, sure, but nothing touches it. Learned the hard way not to use 100% extra virgin in a food processor. Bitter as a spurned spaniel. It’s the only fitting place for pomace oil.
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Miracle Whip
Is lousy mayo
With lousy sweetener
So if you want it sweeter, do it yourself
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My local Walmart has it.
In jars too.
I have never seen it at any deli . I would have ordered the chicken salad .
They do sell jars online, and customer service has been great.
If you live somewhere with a Kroger presence they tend to carry Duke’s.
