(3 pack) Great Value Mayonnaise, 30 fl oz

Mayo has gotten so expensive lately, so I decided to give the Great Value brand a shot. I'm so glad I did! It holds up perfectly in potato salad and spreads smoothly on sandwiches. Not watery at all. If you're trying to cut down your grocery bill without sacrificing taste, give this a try.

If you're not addicted to a bame brand may, try this. it's creamy and tastes fine, nothing weird about it and it's a little cheaper. we use it on sandwiches, in homemade sandwich salads and to baste chicken for the oven- the oil in the mayo makes a nice, crispy coating.

I'm picky enough about mayo, that I can tell if my old favorites, Hellman's and Blue Plate get substituted with Kraft, which I don't really like. However, the Great Value brand is thick, and tastes great, for a lot less money. It's as good as Blue Plate, and BETTER than Kraft, IMHO.

Good for sandwiches and hamburgers or whatever else you like I like on a toasted bread and some cheese and some bacon and some meat lunch meat and tomato and pickles and it's good for grilled cheese sandwiches you put it on the sides not both sides just one side of the bread and then you're bread of choice and then you're cheese and then you can either air fryer or on top of the stove whatever you prefer I prefer mayonnaise and mayo sauce

Unless you're eating any mayo straight out of the jar, why pay a lot for a flavor that gets buried under the other ingredients you're using the mayo with? You can if you want to, but there aren't really many options about the fundamental ingredients and processes that go into mayo, so this stuff works for me.

Great Value Mayonnaise, 30-ounce jar is very tasty, has 90 calories per tablespoon so I was surprised! Great for sandwiches and salads or any time you need mayonnaise. Low sodium 75mg, cholesterol 5 mg, 10 fat grams, consistency is good and mayonnaise does contain eggs.

I grew up on Hellman's and wouldn't think of switching Mayo until they started jacking the price up to gasoline prices! So, I switched to Great Value because there's nothing I like more than a turkey avocado and mayo combo. Hey, what can I say, I can't tell the difference. It's just that good.

With prices in the market going up every day I've noticed mayonnaise prices have skyrocketed. Thought I would try the Great Value brand as it is priced a lot lower. Happy to say I was very pleased with the taste %26 texture, tastes just like mayonnaise should taste plus I'm saving money. Will be, have been buying Great Value brand ever since.

Great Value Mayonaise taste creamy and makes great sandwiches, salads, eggs or for all your mayonaise needs. The price is 2.97 and is in my price range. My nephew use to only eat Kraft or Dukes until they came to stay with me, now they love this mayonaise.

It's a lot cheaper then the name brands but there are times when you need to cut corners. All you need to do is spice it up a little and use less because it is thinner. I use it all the time to make macaroni salad. Add a little garlic powder or your choice of spices and your salad will be just as good or better.