mayonnaise alternative

[badger]

I think we can get Veganaise here, but i'll check on it when I go down to Seattle next time for the grapeseed kind. I'm not that into mayonnaise, but some alternative might be good to mix up my salad dressings!

[Atlas]

I think we can get Veganaise here, but i'll check on it when I go down to Seattle next time for the grapeseed kind. I'm not that into mayonnaise, but some alternative might be good to mix up my salad dressings!

I love the salad dressing blends from Penzey's Spices and mix them with vegenaise and a little water for salads all summer long. I've tried a couple of the vegenaise varieties and grapeseed is still my favorite. The shelf stable stuff, nayonnaise, is supposedly wretched.

[OakLeaf]

Mayonnaise made with soy oil is mayonnaise!

I think they're talking about mayonnaise made with tofu instead of eggs.

[XMcShiftersonX]

Vegenaise is amazing. Tastes just like I remember Mayonnaise to taste like. My husband and I always have it in the fridge and we usually eat it daily on a sandwich, just like normal mayonnaise. Oh, and no artery clogging cholesterol!

The other brands suck.

[moonfroggy]

there is a brand of vegan aoli my local store has that i like

[Catrin]

Grapeseed Vegenaise is wonderful. We don't get it very often, but it's good stuff. I never liked mayo or miracle whip growing up, but I love vegenaise. It's tangier than the others.

+1 on Grapeseed Vegenaise - I can't stand the soy based version but the grapeseed is quite tasty.

[badger]

good to know about nayonnaise being wretched. We get them here, and it's a whopping $9. I didn't see any veganaise, so I'll look for it when I'm down in the states next time.

[Ambikes]

I'm pretty sure that I've seen Vegenaise brand products here in Saskatoon (even at Superstore if I remember correctly). I think that they aren't shelf-stable, so you would find them in the fridge section.