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Wow! This is incredible stuff. As a vegan I was incredibly surprised to see just mayo appear in mainstream grocery stores in my area. This also might explain t
by robertcorey 10y ago
Wow! This is incredible stuff. As a vegan I was incredibly surprised to see just mayo appear in mainstream grocery stores in my area.
This also might explain the post's I've seen on r/vegan of just mayo products discounted to 50% - 75%
- tptacek 10y agoIf you have a stick blender (which you should have, because they are cheap and useful), mayonnaise is incredibly easy to make. Vegan mayonnaise isn't much more difficult: soy milk works as an emulsifier, and can be boosted with a little dijon (which I put in normal mayo anyways, because it's good). I'll use Kewpie mayo for things that want it, but otherwise: store bought mayo is kind of gross, isn't it?
- robertcorey 10y agoI don't actually use it, just have my finger on the pulse of the vegan processed food scene, but thanks for the tip!
- Alex3917 10y agoDo you like it more than Vegenaise? To me Vegenaise tastes almost exactly like regular mayo, whereas Hampton Creek tastes distinctly... different.
- tedmiston 10y agoI've tried the Just Mayo product a few times (on the premise of novelty), and honestly I'm a fan. I don't know if it would replace Miracle Whip on a sandwich for me, but it works just fine mixed in tuna salad. I would probably only buy it regularly if it were decently cheaper than "real mayo". * *I know Miracle Whip is not technically real mayo, but I prefer the taste of it, and it's been my mayo of choice for years.