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al more than a few weeks no more Kraft mayo on the shelf's of supermarkets

there is wel a copy to find of best foods mayo it is eet abel than years ago but but the taste is diverrent.

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I always wondered who buys these.....

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I always thought mustard and Mayo in the American style is tasting terrible.

But it may depend on what you get used to when being a child....Obviously there are people who think different.

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Kraft Mayo?

Oxymoron.

Make your own, easy.

If you can't? Kewpie mayo is better, you will find Kewpie mayo everywhere.

I bring my preferred: DL mayo (Belgium) and variants (tartar and many more)

Last time i brought a Heinz tartar with me, ended in the bin minutes after opening the jar.

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Kraft Mayo?

Oxymoron.

Make your own, easy.

If you can't? Kewpie mayo is better, you will find Kewpie mayo everywhere.

I bring my preferred: DL mayo (Belgium) and variants (tartar and many more)

Last time i brought a Heinz tartar with me, ended in the bin minutes after opening the jar.

Sometimes is German Mayo available....it is also OK.

French or German mustard.

My wife bought once a Heinz Mustard (or was it Kraft?)......in the bin after opening.

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I buy it at Villa Market. I noticed 2 different versions of Kraft "Real Mayo". There is the obvious imported version in a plastic jar, and then the local style with Thai labeling in a glass jar. Both say Kraft Real Mayo, but they are not the same at all. The imported is very expensive but far better tasting than the other. IMHO.

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I buy it at Villa Market. I noticed 2 different versions of Kraft "Real Mayo". There is the obvious imported version in a plastic jar, and then the local style with Thai labeling in a glass jar. Both say Kraft Real Mayo, but they are not the same at all. The imported is very expensive but far better tasting than the other. IMHO.

thanks for the info, normally I no goo to villa they are too expensif will make my mayo at home thanks

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Are you looking for "Miracle Whip", or Mayo?

Best Foods mayo is pretty good. If you are from the U.S. it is the same as there (West) and Hellmann's (East). It is widely available here.

If you buy a larger size, in a bag, it is reasonably priced (more so if on sale of course). Just re-packaged it at home.

Making your own is fine but a bit riskier here given the salmonella issue, and of course it doesn't last long.

I brought back some Wasabi Mayo from Trader Joe's last trip; it is awesome.

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Kraft Mayo?

Oxymoron.

Make your own, easy.

If you can't? Kewpie mayo is better, you will find Kewpie mayo everywhere.

I bring my preferred: DL mayo (Belgium) and variants (tartar and many more)

Last time i brought a Heinz tartar with me, ended in the bin minutes after opening the jar.

Be careful. There are several kinds of kewpie mayo. the one i like best has no sugar (blue label). Kewpie mayo also has an egg content considerably higher than other brands.

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Kraft Mayo?

Oxymoron.

Make your own, easy.

If you can't? Kewpie mayo is better, you will find Kewpie mayo everywhere.

I bring my preferred: DL mayo (Belgium) and variants (tartar and many more)

Last time i brought a Heinz tartar with me, ended in the bin minutes after opening the jar.

Casino brand mayonnaise -at some Big Extra- is the closed to DL that you can find in Thailand.

But still!?!

Calve products were available here until Food Lion's (Delhaize) closed and became a part of Tops.

Otherwise, as you said, I make it at home with Amora mustard...

What I bring from Belgium is DL sauce Andalouse.

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