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crash 02-20-2024 06:59 AM

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Originally Posted by retiredguy123 (Post 2302849)
Please explain. Both products contain "calcium disodium EDTA", which is the only ingredient that I don't recognize. Which ingredient in Hellmann's is bioengineered?

The EDTA is a chelating agent used to remove metals from the water. The metals are a catalyst to oxidation so removing them increase shelf life.

The gmo ingredient is the soybean oil. The seed is modified to make plant resistant to roundup increasing yield. They both use this soybean oil since 90% of the supply comes from this seed.

crash 02-20-2024 07:01 AM

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Originally Posted by Freeda (Post 2303015)
A healthier option than either is avocado mayo to avoid the transfat in mainstream mayo brands.

There is no trans fat in any oil. Trans fat is created in the hydrogenated process.

crash 02-20-2024 07:06 AM

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Originally Posted by shut the front door (Post 2302946)
Duke's mayonnaise:
Soybean Oil, Eggs, Water, Distilled and Cider Vinegar, Salt, Oleoresin Paprika, Natural Flavors, Calcium Disodium EDTA Added to Protect Flavor.

On the Hellman's container, it simply says "ingredients derived from a bioengineered source". Doesn't say what ingredient. Hellman's is now making a vegan mayo that does not have that.

No such thing as vegan mayonnaise it would be a dressing. There is a standard to call it mayo which is at least 60% oil and egg yolk. Vegan mayo would not have egg yolk so not a mayonnaise.

derkster 02-20-2024 07:06 AM

Quote:

Originally Posted by retiredguy123 (Post 2302849)
Please explain. Both products contain "calcium disodium EDTA", which is the only ingredient that I don't recognize. Which ingredient in Hellmann's is bioengineered?

EDTA is a cancer causing chemical and is added as a preservative. Avoid at all costs.
You can buy Chosen Foods Classic Mayo with avocado oil in a 1 qt bottle at Costco for a good price. Non GMO and Keto friendly.

retiredguy123 02-20-2024 07:20 AM

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Originally Posted by crash (Post 2303048)
No such thing as vegan mayonnaise it would be a dressing. There is a standard to call it mayo which is at least 60% oil and egg yolk. Vegan mayo would not have egg yolk so not a mayonnaise.

The only vegan product listed on the Hellmann's website is "GARLIC AIOLI DIP AND SPREAD". They don't call it mayonnaise.

dougawhite 02-20-2024 07:23 AM

Cains
 
Only Cains Mayonnaise for me, but it's exclusive to New England and NY. Whenever friends visit, I beg them to bring me a jar or two. You can get it online, but you pay triple the price...

midiwiz 02-20-2024 07:37 AM

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Originally Posted by rhood (Post 2302805)
What do you prefer? I’ve been a Hellman’s user all my life and I just bought my first jug of Dukes. Just thought I’d give it a try (haven’t yet). I grew up with Hellmans and have never used anything else. Are there significant differences?
Wife grew up with Miracle Whip.
Thanks for any replies!

there is only a small difference between the two. Hellmans' ingredients has one that is inflamatory where Duke's doesn't otherwise they are pretty much identical.

Rodneysblue 02-20-2024 08:51 AM

Miracle Whip

Chee-Chee 02-20-2024 08:54 AM

I like whichever one is buy one get one free.

golfnut 02-20-2024 09:17 AM

Hellmans only, We tried dukes and didn't care for it.

DonnaNi4os 02-20-2024 09:21 AM

Mayo is, simply put, egg and oil. Miracle whip has a unique flavor. This Jersey Girl grew up on Hellmans although my mother-in-law made Cole slaw using Miracle Whip and it was amazing. It’s actually a salad dressing according to the label. It’s good with anything with a tomato IMHO. Aren’t we happy to know that we have choices?

fcfromnc 02-20-2024 09:30 AM

Hellmans vs Dukes
 
For me Hellman's has a tangy taste, whereas Duke's is creamy and smooth. Duke's is the only choice for a southerner, which you now are!

Professor 02-20-2024 11:36 AM

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Originally Posted by rhood (Post 2302805)
What do you prefer? I’ve been a Hellman’s user all my life and I just bought my first jug of Dukes. Just thought I’d give it a try (haven’t yet). I grew up with Hellmans and have never used anything else. Are there significant differences?
Wife grew up with Miracle Whip.
Thanks for any replies!

Duke's is best in my opinion...

Lizlo 02-20-2024 11:40 AM

Have you tried Blue Plate?
 
I am a Miracle Whip person from childhood. I never liked the flavor of Hellmann's mayo. About a year ago I tried Blue Plate because MW what not available. There was no turning back! I just love Blue Plate, it has a mellow real mayo flavor similar to Miracle Whip.

Blue Plate Ingredients
Soybean Oil, Distilled Vinegar, Egg Yolks, Water, Sugar, Salt, Calcium Disodium EDTA (to Protect Quality), Natural Flavor.

rawiatt 02-20-2024 11:54 AM

Dukes is the ONLY mayo allowed in my house :-)
 
Quote:

Originally Posted by rhood (Post 2302805)
What do you prefer? I’ve been a Hellman’s user all my life and I just bought my first jug of Dukes. Just thought I’d give it a try (haven’t yet). I grew up with Hellmans and have never used anything else. Are there significant differences?
Wife grew up with Miracle Whip.
Thanks for any replies!

It's DUKES or nothing!!

Sandy and Ed 02-20-2024 12:06 PM

Cains is best. Couldn’t get Hellmans at the small country store when at our Maine house. Tried Cains and loved it. We are not mayo snobs but when we can get Dukes or Cains that is what we prefer. Hellmans not so much

sallyg 02-20-2024 06:39 PM

Dukes is the best. Never heard of it til we moved to FL.

CFrance 02-20-2024 09:28 PM

We prefer the taste and texture of Duke's to Hellman's. We grew up on Hellman's and MW but tried Duke's our first winter in FL because it has no sugar.

Nana2Teddy 02-20-2024 10:13 PM

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Originally Posted by shaw8700@outlook.com (Post 2302975)
I grew up on Miracle Whip but now we use Kraft, made with olive oil. I’ve never seen/heard of Duke’s. Look forward to trying it in April!

Me too. It was all my mom could afford feeding 7 on one income so she could be home with us full time. I loved it then, but didn’t know any better. Now I’d never eat it simply because of how fake and unhealthy it is, but having grown up in California I had no access to Duke’s until we moved here last year. We used Best Foods or a Trader Joe’s brand mayo. Dukes is good, but I consume very little mayo these days because they all have unhealthy processed seed oils in them, and I mainly eat a meat based low carb diet.

AMB444 02-20-2024 10:52 PM

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Originally Posted by Rodneysblue (Post 2303103)
Miracle Whip

In the UK they call it "salad cream".

Anyway. Duke's 100%.

Two Bills 02-21-2024 04:55 AM

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Originally Posted by AMB444 (Post 2303410)
In the UK they call it "salad cream".

Anyway. Duke's 100%.

Can understand now why Miracle Whip is not the most popular if it is what we would call a Salad Cream.
Much thinner than a true mayo, but I like the taste.
Heinz is probably the most popular Salad Cream in UK.
Poured over salad, makes lettuce nearly eatable!

CarltonH 02-21-2024 05:37 AM

Hellman's vs Dukes
 
Hellman's Vs Dukes....Seriously? Blue Plate blows them away! Take it from a Southern Boy.
Funny story, Growing up in Atlanta, I always told my Mom to put more Mayo on my sandwich. One day I ask for a Mayo sandwich (about 6 yrs. old). Mama was going to show me. She put it on thick and made me eat it....I told her it didn't have enough Mayo! She gave up.

Ele201 02-21-2024 06:00 AM

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Originally Posted by Two Bills (Post 2303426)
Can understand now why Miracle Whip is not the most popular if it is what we would call a Salad Cream.
Much thinner than a true mayo, but I like the taste.
Heinz is probably the most popular Salad Cream in UK.
Poured over salad, makes lettuce nearly eatable!

Gotta love the Britts! Salad cream, that’s classier than mayonnaise I guess. So is bathing costume, not suit. Anyway never had Miracle Whip. Usually stick to Mayo, especially low fat.

Alarmed 02-21-2024 08:03 AM

Dukes and MW in our fridge
 
Dukes the best mayo. Like Miracle Whip for egg salad and on a BLT.

Glowfromminnesota 02-21-2024 08:20 AM

Dukes all the way! Would order it from amazon when I lived in Minnesota. Dukes has a bbq sauce now too. Yummy.

Joe C. 02-21-2024 09:37 AM

I have used Hellman's for as long as I can remember. But the other month, I saw Duke's on a BOGO at Publix. After reading these posts, I looked in my refrigerator, and there was the Duke's, half empty. So it looks like I've been using it and I've never noticed any difference in my sandwiches or my tuna salad.

Rwirish 02-21-2024 10:08 AM

Miracle Whip for sure.

kkingston57 02-21-2024 10:12 AM

Quote:

Originally Posted by rhood (Post 2302805)
What do you prefer? I’ve been a Hellman’s user all my life and I just bought my first jug of Dukes. Just thought I’d give it a try (haven’t yet). I grew up with Hellmans and have never used anything else. Are there significant differences?
Wife grew up with Miracle Whip.
Thanks for any replies!

Miracle Whip? Like comparing apples to Oranges.

kkingston57 02-21-2024 10:15 AM

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Originally Posted by fdpaq0580 (Post 2302858)
Sometimes yes, sometimes no. But you can get stuff the other mkts don't have. And I agree that Aldi is a money saver.

Love their chocolate mint cookies. Almost as good as the Girl Scouts chocolate mint cookies

Dusty_Star 02-21-2024 10:20 AM

I got one made with avocado oil. It was pretty good. I'll look for it again.

'Reduced fat' is never to be considered, & I agree with the crowd that Miracle Whip is an abomination.

Rapscallion St Croix 02-21-2024 10:29 AM

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Originally Posted by AMB444 (Post 2303410)
In the UK they call it "salad cream".

Anyway. Duke's 100%.

What is sold here as Cole Slaw Dressing tastes exactly like Heinz Salad Cream.

Ecuadog 02-21-2024 11:02 AM

As a joke, fill an empty mayo jar with vanilla pudding. Then, prank people by opening the jar and eating spoonfuls of "mayo".

nhtexasrn 02-21-2024 11:33 AM

Quote:

Originally Posted by rhood (Post 2302805)
What do you prefer? I’ve been a Hellman’s user all my life and I just bought my first jug of Dukes. Just thought I’d give it a try (haven’t yet). I grew up with Hellmans and have never used anything else. Are there significant differences?
Wife grew up with Miracle Whip.
Thanks for any replies!

I prefer Kraft mayo to Hellmans.

Carla B 02-21-2024 12:25 PM

Have been buying Duke's lately because of the creamy "rich" taste/texture and it is a little cheaper than Hellmann's. But based on the above comments decided to try Blue Plate too, 'cause some really good food originates in Louisiana. Ordered one of each from Walmart Delivery. Alas, they brought neither, as both are "Unavailable." Has this thread caused a run on mayo?

Bay Kid 02-22-2024 07:49 AM

Dukes all my life.

BrianL99 02-22-2024 11:05 AM

Quote:

Originally Posted by Carla B (Post 2303653)
Have been buying Duke's lately because of the creamy "rich" taste/texture and it is a little cheaper than Hellmann's. But based on the above comments decided to try Blue Plate too, 'cause some really good food originates in Louisiana. Ordered one of each from Walmart Delivery. Alas, they brought neither, as both are "Unavailable." Has this thread caused a run on mayo?


I've always been a Hellman's man and not a fan of Duke's. As mentioned earlier, I recently bought some Blue Plate to try. I've used a little of it so far and the consistency is different. The real test will be when I make chicken salad. Chicken salad is all about the mayo.


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