Primal Kitchen Squeeze Mayo Made with Avocado Oil 17 oz

I tried this brand's ketchup and didn't like it at all, so I was skeptical about their mayo. I wanted a mayo without the soybean oil and all the other garbage in virtually every other mayo, so I decided to take a chance with this one. I was pleasantly surprised! The flavor and texture are really good, so much so that I'm buying it again in a larger size. The only thing I'm not too pleased with is the price. It's sad that we have to pay so much more money for food that's actually food.

Happy to find a mayo that is healthier for you. To think for decades used what the majority of the public sees on our grocery shelves. Time to go back to good ingredients. Love this company. Buy lots of their products. Just wish it was lower in pricing.

i am DONE buying mayo with killer canola, soybean and other deadly seed oils. AND I will never be faked out by labels that say "WITH OLIVE OIL" but then you read the back only to find out killer seed oils like canola are in there too. I will only buy REAL AVOCADO OIL MAYO like PRIMAL MAYO from now on.

If you're looking to replace real mayonnaise, this is a super product. No, it's not going to taste like real mayonnaise, but I've my taste buds have adjusted over time and learned to really appreciate this product. My cardiologist told me that the main thing for me to cut out of my diet was mayonnaise and creamy salad dressing. What you want to avoid is the oils in them that are a killer, especially if your cholesterol is a little high. Avocado oil is good for you and a great substitute. Don't go with the Kraft or other main brand versions that say Olive Oil mayo. They have a lot of the bad oils in them as well so are only marginally better than their regular brands. Check the labels. Only go with a product that is 100% olive oil. This product, like all that are 100% olive oil, is more expensive, but that's just how it is. As for taste, it's surprised me how well I've adjusted to it

Trying to avoid soy, seed oils and such. Here's the answer. It's more expensive but it's clean ingredients make up for that. I had stopped making tuna and egg salad because almost every commercially made mayonnaise contained soy and or other seed oils.

Delicious mayo. Works on sandwiches, pasta salad and other culinary creations. While yummy, it is a bit pricey compared to other mayos, it is made with avocado, not soybean or other yucky oils. Overall, Walmart has the most decent pricing. Recommend!

Why should I pay ten bucks for 17 ounces of mayonnaise? That's was me the first time I saw this stuff. Then my logical brain was pushed aside by my curious brain and I bought it. Wow. This stuff is crazy good. Go ahead. Try one squeeze bottle. It's super yummy!

Nice tangy taste which has been missing in Mayo for a long time. Good rich texture. A little will go a long way. Relieved to like a product that is without seed oil, water, and starch. Vinegar and lemon are used (instead of water) along with eggs (as it should be) to emulsify and get the texture.

Cost for 17oz? But!,use is less, compared to my other %26 long time brand.. Mayo taste/flavor is rich, well you eat, and after .testing and working for your taste..,And as other Brands, have not turned into wet creamy that is to discard,or dish turns /limp, wet even in cold areas.

Being a southerner I love mayo, sorry to see these big corporations fill it full of cheap inflammatory oils that wreck your health, but that is the way of the world now. Even Dukes contains soybean oil now, which is very inflammatory,not good for you. Trying this brand out trying to find a healthier choice, It has a different taste, but doesn't contain the inflammatory oils the others do. It cost a lot more than the others. I will use it for a while and see if it is worth the price. With summer coming on and it getting boiling hot in the Carolinas, we will be eating more sandwiches and cooking less.