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I have never tried Dukes, haven't seen it in SD (or LV). Out west, Hellmann's is known as Best Foods https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Hellma...and_Best_Foods . I normally use Best Foods Mayonnaise, can get it at pretty good price. Most of the Aldi's generic stuff is pretty decent, I use some of their generics a lot but never tried the Mayo.
I'm a stickler for Hellman's. Is any at Aldi's comparable?
It will cost you less than $2 to try it out. If you are NOT happy with it, you can bring it back. Aldi will refund the money and provide you with a replacement.
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I have never tried Dukes, haven't seen it in SD (or LV). Out west, Hellmann's is known as Best Foods https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Hellma...and_Best_Foods . I normally use Best Foods Mayonnaise, can get it at pretty good price. Most of the Aldi's generic stuff is pretty decent, I use some of their generics a lot but never tried the Mayo.
We always or mostly use Hellman's or as you say, when we lived on the west coast it was Best Foods. As for Dukes, I did buy a jar recently and I was not as impressed as many seem to be.
To the OP, Aldi's tastes more like Kraft to me. I will use it when making a dressing or something like that. When using on a sandwich it pretty much has to be Hellman's. I have to admit I am a huge mayo user so the cost of Aldis is tempting.
When some say they have to toss a jar sometimes because they can't us it all, I have to smile. I have never had trouble using a jar. Probably mayo is the one thing that is super high in fat that I can't live without or wouldn't want to anyway.
For my taste, this Japanese Mayo Kewpie is the best and I’ve experienced it in a crab salad in a really good Japanese restaurant. My second choice, which Kroger happens to carry is Sir Kensington’s.
I've tried the Aldi brand (Burman's) of salad dressing/miracle whip. It had a weird taste to me also. I ended up throwing the jar out because no one wanted to use it any longer. Some stuff by Burman's is A-ok. That, I ddin't like.
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