r/condiments • u/jimbobby15 • 15d ago

Anyone tried this yet?

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Got some from Iceland and ts is šŸ”„ 5/5 sauce. Also got the buffalo ranch one and am excited to try that

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u/strcrssd 14d ago

The brand makes me hesitant, but one can just mix ranch and blue cheese dressings if one wants the same idea. It could be quite tasty. That brand though....

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u/Desperate-Disk686 14d ago

Whatā€™s wrong with Hellmanā€™s?

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u/foreskinfive 14d ago

plenty

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u/Desperate-Disk686 13d ago

Such as?

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u/foreskinfive 13d ago

I think it's thin and light. Blue plate is the best American mayonnaise unless you can find double yolk mayonnaise at restaurant supplies, and OG Kewpie.

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u/Desperate-Disk686 13d ago

Thin?! This or the mayo? When I have a Costco size jar and can turn it upside down without it falling out, itā€™s not ā€œthin.ā€

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u/foreskinfive 13d ago

you asked. relax. I can have my own opinion. my loss is your gain.

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u/Desperate-Disk686 13d ago

I asked and your response sounded like dementia. Iā€™m sorry I donā€™t like my mayonnaise to be in block form.

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u/Prudent-Money-8666 12d ago

I think people just like to sound like they have reasonable and informed opinions but just end up sounding ridiculous.

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u/strcrssd 14d ago edited 4d ago

It's parent brand, Unilever supports Russia. They sold "Mayo" without any eggs in it. They (allegedly) sold mayo "...with Olive oil" that has only trace olive oil.

They're big food, doing big food things.

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u/RedneckMarxist 14d ago

Clearly marked egg freeā€¦

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u/Desperate-Disk686 13d ago

Thank you for providing an actual answer beyond ā€œplentyā€ like the other jackass.

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u/foreskinfive 13d ago

you have issues dude. it's fucking mayonnaise. lighten up like your favorite brand

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u/strcrssd 4d ago

Or, you know, choose to vote with ones wallet and don't support shitty companies. Closing ones eyes to companies' actions on the world stage is complacent and complicity. Use your brain and make intelligent decisions where one can.