Duke’s mayonnaise is hands-down one of my favorite brands. The first thing I noticed was the texture, it’s thick and creamy, but not overly heavy, making it easy to spread on sandwiches or mix into recipes. I’ve used it in egg salad, tuna salad, and even on burgers, and it holds up beautifully without separating or becoming watery. The squeeze bottle also makes application really convenient, which I love for quick meals.

The flavor is rich and tangy in that classic Southern style. Unlike some store brand mayos, it doesn’t taste bland or artificial. It enhances everything I use it in without overpowering the other ingredients. I also like that it’s versatile, you can use it for cooking, as a base for sauces, or just as a simple spread.

Overall, I think Duke’s delivers consistently on both quality and flavor. For the price, it feels like you’re getting a premium product that actually tastes noticeably better than many alternatives. It def is a good sized bottle. I’ll definitely continue buying this regularly, because it’s become my go-to mayonnaise for almost everything in the kitchen.

Price is right!

Taste is heavenly!

Tangy. Smooth. Delicious!

It’s great in my salad dressing.

It’s great in my cabbage and olive salad.

After I write this review, I’m purchasing more.

I’m also going to write the company and let them know they’ve knocked it out of the park!

Yum!

If you want real mayonnaise and the real mayonnaise taste, you can't go wrong with Dukes mayonnaise.

This mayonnaise has a great flavor and a smooth creamy texture that works well on sandwiches, burgers, salads, and homemade sauces. The taste is richer and more balanced than many other mayonnaise options we have tried. The large jar is also a great value for the price, especially if you use mayonnaise regularly like we do. Very happy with this purchase.

Pretty good. Tastes and smells fresh. No issues or concerns.

Duke's isnt my favorite mayo, but I like it enough to pick it up if the price is right. I get it on subscribe and save, which really brings down the price to more reasonable levels. Like circa 2023. Then one time I got it on super sale, and it felt like a win to my pantry and budget. So yeh, I dont rate on price.

I like the deeper egg flavor of Hellmans, and this has a slightly tangy flavor. Not bad, not as tangy as MiracleWhip (gross). Closer to eggy than not. Just a little added bite, which many people like. So it is just a preference thing. Good enough for me.

In looking at the ingredients, the "Real Mayo" option is the simplest of the bunch. I dont care for the use of soybean oil, but in comparison of the ingredients in this option is way better than the Olive Oil option. Too bad.

Tastes fresh. I store excess in cool, dark place. Seems mayo can get weird fairly quickly, especially Duke's even when unopened.

I had heard about Duke's before I tried it. I suppose it's a big hit in the South; however, I really can't tell much difference between Duke's Mayonnaise and Hellman's, or - I believe it's called Best something or other on the West Coast. It tastes pretty much the same to me; so, why not support the Little Guy. Screw Kraft, or whatever conglomerate owns them as a subsidiary.

I've always used Hellman's, but decided to give Duke's a try because I continued hearing good things about Duke's mayonnaise. Duke's is much better than Hellman's in taste, freshness, and more natural ingredients. Duke's is thick and creamy without being too heavy. I usually use it as a spread on sandwiches and hamburgers, but I have also used it to mix in with tuna fish and to make chicken salad. It always makes everything taste better without being overpowering. I'm going to order the pouches next, because I read that the pouches retain their freshness for longer.

Others have waxed eloquent about the virtues and charm of this marvelous condiment, so I will not belabor that point other than stating definitively that Dukes is best mayonnaise on the market. I would rather extoll the brilliance of the 8oz dispenser pouch. First of all, this IS a resealable, multi-use pouch with a hard plastic dispenser spout in the corner that has an integral cap that seals it right up after every use, so no cutting of the pouch is necessary until the very end in order get that last desperate drop out. The seal on the cap is easily peeled off to open it, and then the cap snaps back shut to seal it. Secondly, there is a generous amount of mayonnaise in this pouch, enough for multiple servings even for a mayo-hedonist like myself who tends to drown his food in it. And lastly, this is simply a superior way to store mayonnaise than a jar, which will always leave a little air in the container that inevitably slowly undermines the freshness of the condiment. This pouch, on the other hand, once used and sealed, is almost completely trapped-air-free, so the last squeeze from the pouch is as fresh and flavorful and exciting as the very first. And what is more, no spreading knife is needed! This is the future of mayonnaise packaging- Today!

Best mayonnaise ever. Great taste

So good! The Hellmann’s used to be before they started using poison rapeseed oil. Highly recommended

Dukes is my favorite mayo. I unfortunately love jn another country. I ordered this for twenty euros and it's a liquid. Won't congeal and be mayo anymore. Wasted so much money.

Rica, pero cara

my favorite mayo!