$9.80
This common Japanese style mayo is far superior to the big jar Hellman’s or Dukes style mayo we typically have in the states. It’s extra eggy with a rich, velvety consistency that surprises and delights my tongue erry damn time!
I perceive Kewpie Mayo as my special “Gold Reserve” and use it to dress sandwiches, dip my fries in, and it adds a special smooth consistency to homemade vinaigrettes and dressings. But I do not use it in bulk like for potato or macaroni salads. It is pure liquid gold and I praise the global gods of commerce for bringing this delicacy to the States and my plates!!
Let’s hear it from my fellow Kewpie fans!!
5 days ago
Across Rec League


April
“I am NOT a mayo girl but if I need to make an aioli I keep this on hand.(I know aioli is just mayo that studies abroad but indulge me) Physically, I can’t see a jar of Hellman’s. Genuinely enjoy the taste since it’s a little umami this produces when mixing into a different thing.”

Amanda Hesser
@amandahesser

Jean Ortiz-Luis
“hall of fame condiment, ingredient, everything.”



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