Duke's Light Mayonnaise 18 oz by Dukes

Duke's Light Mayonnaise with Olive Oil has a very nice taste!!! I am a salt lover, but Sir Kensington's Avocado Mayonaise is waaaay too salty! Overall, the mayonaise just tastes awful, and I know good food, and bad food when I taste it. I did a taste test. Duke's Light Mayonaise with Olive Oil earned first place, available on Amazon, Chosen, available at Costco and Amazon, was in second place, and Sir Kensington's Avocado oil Mayonnaise came in last place! We are watching our cardiac health, as well as our weight, so it was nice that Duke's Light Mayonaise, with Olive Oil, was half the calories of regular mayonaise, plus its fatty acid ratio was good.

In my opinion Dukes is the absolute best mayonnaise. It truly is light and not sweet - I have a European palate, and makes my tuna salad perfectly.

I was raised on Duke's, was interested in the natural ingredients so thought I would try this. It is good, depending on your taste. One review said it was too tart, which I thought was hilarious because this is WAY milder than the standard Duke's mayo (and which I like the taste of more).But if you like the healthier ingredients, it's worth a try.

Love this light mayo...hard to find at grocery stores . But word of caution....due to cold weather was frozen during shipping. Will probably toss it.

I used to be a loyal Hellmann’s mayonnaise person. I started to hear about Dukes and decided to give it a try. I actually prefer the Dukes to the Hellmann’s. It’s a little bit of a thinner consistency, but the taste is delicious. When I first started buying it, it was a little bit on the expensive side, but I noticed overtime it has come down in price. I use mayonnaise quite a bit and I am now in Dukes convert!