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30-Oz Blue Plate Real Mayonnaise Jar (Regular)

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Amazon has 30-Oz Blue Plate Real Mayonnaise Jar (Regular) on sale for $3.49 - $0.17 (5% off when you check out via Subscribe & Save) = $3.32. Shipping is free with Prime or on $35+ orders.Thanks to Deal Hunter phoinix for finding this deal.

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  • Crafted using only the egg yolks and a few simple ingredients
  • Great for grilling, dips, dressings, sauces and salad
  • Made-like-homemade recipe of oil, vinegar and only the egg yolks is the secret to a rich, creamy, mayonnaise with full, balanced flavor that makes good food taste great

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Amazon has 30-Oz Blue Plate Real Mayonnaise Jar (Regular) on sale for $3.49 - $0.17 (5% off when you check out via Subscribe & Save) = $3.32. Shipping is free with Prime or on $35+ orders.Thanks to Deal Hunter phoinix for finding this deal.

About this Product:
  • Crafted using only the egg yolks and a few simple ingredients
  • Great for grilling, dips, dressings, sauces and salad
  • Made-like-homemade recipe of oil, vinegar and only the egg yolks is the secret to a rich, creamy, mayonnaise with full, balanced flavor that makes good food taste great

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Model: Blue Plate Real Mayonnaise, Homestyle Mayo For Chicken Salad to Deviled Eggs, 30 Fl Oz (Pack of 1)

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Selman
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JFG, Blue Plate, and Great Value are all extremely similar mayos. They are creamy with low acidity. Hellmann's is similar, but with a little more acidity. Kewpie is more rich than all of those. Duke's is more acidic than all of those. They are all good depending on what you are trying to achieve, but Great Value is a very comparable mayo to Blue Plate. This is from someone that has no sentimental value of putting one on sandwiches as a kid and has tasted them back to back.
ready4ward
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$3.98 for the 30 oz at Walmart, $3.38 for Great Value 30 oz for comparison. Not bad for delivered but not screaming hot either.
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Real Mayonnaise? Real soybean oil.

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Quote from ibuythingshere :
Mayo in Russia is red? how weird
Maybe I didn't myself clear. They love mayo the same way we love ketchup here.
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Mayo in Russia is red? how weird
🤣 these comments did not disappoint!
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Quote from Regroover :
My order of a 6 pack of Duke's came with the Mayo separated into oil and solids. Duke.com gave me a "we're sorry" but did not offer to fix it.
I usually get Dukes in the store and never had an issue, but not good if they're sending you a bad batch of it. Wondering how this compares as far as taste? If you tried this brand?
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Too bad it's not Hellman's.
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Quote from TidalWaveOne :
Too bad it's not Hellman's.
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Quote from Selman :
Haha.
Luckily we have some people that can tell the difference between a seed and a legume.

One dead give away that someone is feeding you bullshit is someone declaring something as bad without knowing a mechanism for why it is harmful. In science, we have things called systematic reviews that look at all available evidence, and those actual analyses of the truth are still inconclusive on the recent hysteria surrounding seed oils, and again soybeans are not seeds anyway.
Real issue is glyphosate (round up) sprayed on soybeans and wheat in the US.
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Too bad it's not Hellman's.
Hellmans the best

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I buy mayo with avacado oil from Costco.
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Quote from Selman :
That seems like a clever comment until you realize all mayonaise recipes contain oil, at which point it starts to seem kind of the opposite.

Soy is for animals; it has estrogen like properties. The original recipe on probably all these mayos did not have soy.
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Quote from Selman :
That seems like a clever comment until you realize all mayonaise recipes contain oil, at which point it starts to seem kind of the opposite.
It's not the fact that it's "oil", it's the KIND of oil. For example I have a family member who for health reasons can only have mayo made with avocado. No soybean, no canola, no corn. Maybe you're not so clever, eh?
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Quote from locomo :
Soy is for animals; it has estrogen like properties. The original recipe on probably all these mayos did not have soy.
You know, I used to be concerned with soy isoflavones being estrogenic, but again instead of just relying on people that tell you something is bad without knowing the mechanism or results, we can look to science. Instead of looking at single studies to attempt to support our biases, we can look at all the available evidence in systematic reviews. This has already been discussed, and you should consider it if you care about not spreading your misinformed opinion and looking at the truth. The evidence does not support that soy influences male estrogen levels in any significant way. It doesn't cause gynecomastia. It's all bullshit from singular studies that hasn't been adequately reproduced to form a legitimate scientific conclusion about.

https://pubmed.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/33383165/

Even if someone is an idiot that doesn't believe in the scientific method, remember we are talking about soybean oil, which does not contain isoflavones due to the extraction process.

https://www.mdpi.com/2076-3921/9/7/635

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Last edited by Selman January 23, 2025 at 07:35 AM.
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Quote from gryhnd :
It's not the fact that it's "oil", it's the KIND of oil. For example I have a family member who for health reasons can only have mayo made with avocado. No soybean, no canola, no corn. Maybe you're not so clever, eh?
No it still means you guys have trouble with comprehension. The person was questioning it being, "Real Mayonnaise?", because it contained a common mayonnaise oil. He wasn't questioning it being real mayonnaise due to concerns for your family member as you wrongly implied.
Last edited by Selman January 23, 2025 at 07:34 AM.
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Quote from bud8jr :
Real issue is glyphosate (round up) sprayed on soybeans and wheat in the US.
This is the only possibly intelligent issue raised so far. Luckily soybeans have a hull, but it seems likely there would be contamination even after hulling.
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Quote from Selman :
You know, I used to be concerned with soy isoflavones being estrogenic, but again instead of just relying on people that tell you something is bad without knowing the mechanism or results, we can look to science. Instead of looking at single studies to attempt to support our biases, we can look at all the available evidence in systematic reviews. This has already been discussed, and you should consider it if you care about not spreading your misinformed opinion and looking at the truth. The evidence does not support that soy influences male estrogen levels in any significant way. It doesn't cause gynecomastia. It's all bullshit from singular studies that hasn't been adequately reproduced to form a legitimate scientific conclusion about.

https://pubmed.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/33383165/

Even if someone is an idiot that doesn't beleive in the scientific method, remember we are talking about soybean oil, which does not contain isoflavones due to the extraction process.

https://www.mdpi.com/2076-3921/9/7/635

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Thanks for story time. I'll be skipping the soybean oil. There's a reason the elites push it on the masses but not themselves.
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Quote from OrangeHill884 :
Thanks for story time. I'll be skipping the soybean oil. There's a reason the elites push it on the masses but not themselves.
That second paragraph directly applies.
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