Kraft Mayo Avocado Oil Reduced Fat Mayonnaise Jar, 30 Ounce

I bought this because I try to limit the amount of soybean oil my family consumes, and avocado oil has a better health profile. The flavor isn't quite as good as the 'regular' mayos, though. The funny thing is that it's no so much the avocado oil that we taste, but it's more of an eggy flavor -- like it's been left out in the sun. It works great in sandwiches, where you're just spreading some mayo on the bread, but in things like tuna salad where the mayo takes on a more prominent role, it's just different enough that you're like, "What is weird about this tuna fish?"With all that said, I bought a second jar of this, just for sandwiches or when a little is called for in a salad dressing recipe. It does seem like a healthier alternative to lots of soy oil. But, I also keep a smaller jar on hand for the occasional tuna sandwich.

I didn’t want to go to the store during covid 19 so I looked online to see if I could buy mayo. I couldn’t find the kind I usually so I decided to buy this. I’m glad I did! I’ve used it in pasta salads and on sandwiches. I’ve also made egg salad with it. Someone recommended trying it on corn on the cob but I haven’t yet. It’s a little thinner than the other mayo I used to buy but that’s ok. I feel like I need less in my pasta salads. The flavor is great. This is definitely the kind I plan to buy in the future.

If you haven't tried the Kraft Avocado Mayonnaise, its worth the try. I am a Miracle Whip person and my husband prefers mayonnaise (which always seems oily to me), and this is a great "middle choice". The product is very creamy and has a light taste. I am a picky person on condiments but I am going to keep buying Kraft Avocado Mayonnaise because of its taste and creamy texture, as well as it is far more healthier for you than the alternatives.

I use Mayo to make Chicken or Tuna Salad. I add a little Dill Relish (since it does have sugar like sweet relish) -- or cut up dill pickles. No noticeable difference in flavor. Seems fine to me and I like eating healthier too.Size of jar -- very nice large jar, good valueAmazon Prime Pantry shipping -- no problems, well packaged

I fell into the trap of advertising that alludes that this Avocado Oil Mayo is a healthy alternative to normal mayonnaise. Sounds great, right? Avocado Oil with Omega-3 and reduced fat. Cage-free whole eggs, etc...So I purchased a pack of 3 to enhance my health because I love Mayonnaise.On arrival, I tasted the mayonnaise and found it to be delicious. As good as my standard Hellman's.Then I read the ingredients and was stunned. Some are known to be detrimental to health, including the following that are asterisked to show they are not normally found in mayonnaise:Phosphoric Acid (associated with decreased bone mineral density)Potassium Sorbate (composed of potassium hydroxide)Modified Food StarchAs for Omega-3, I get plenty from eating a lot of fish, nuts, and seeds organically high in the vitamin.Additionally, the actual amount of avocado oil in relation to the OTHER oils in this mayonnaise is not clear. Those fats include canola and soybean oils.. and without a Non-GMO rating.The label on the bottle has a bit that says "The result is a creamy and delicious mayonnaise that you can feel good about." Well...I DON'T feel good about this product and can't recommend it if you are looking for a healthier alternative to regular mayonnaise. I think I'll stick to Hellman's for now, until a REAL healthier alternative is developed.

I will never make or buy full fat mayo again. You cannot tell this is low-fat. Some people complained that it has oils besides avocado but that doesn’t make me feel poorly, it still feels like a good source of energy and tastes simply amazing. Full fat Mayo can be too rich or weigh me down energetically.

This dressing is tasty but doesn’t make a good sandwich due to being too thin and fluid. I am using it for making my potato and macaroni salads, which works well.

My family’s favorite mayo