Sugar Free Mayo with Garlic, Zero Calories, Zero Sodium, Zero Sugar, High Fiber, Keto Friendly, Paleo Friendly, Condiments and Sauces (11 oz, Mayo with Garlic)

Honestly i thought it was gonna taste good. It wasn't what i expected it to taste like. It had too much garlic flavor than mayo. I 2as like where's the mayo. I wouldn't recommend unless yhu just wanna taste garlic instead of mayo. The price to high also i thought it was gone be good for that price. Its also very soupy like watery

I mix this with other things to make it tasty. It has great texture but on its own it lacks flavor. This really saved me when I couldn’t eat salt or sugar! I am very grateful for products like this when you have a very limited diet. Fortunately I don’t need it any more but thank goodness it was here when I needed it!

My nutritionist talk me about this brand, so because of my meal plan was tuna I love to add some Mayo and I start looking for this option. So, my body does not accept dairy. I’m not sure what else this contains but horrible, I had bloating stomach, a lot of air and this is embarrassing to say but, I was farting all the time and the smell was HORRIBLE. So if you’re a person that can’t tolerate dairy ? Please stay away, I’m not sure what ingredient was the cause of this but the first thing that I thought was dairy or lactose. So… overall, product has a funny smell , and the consistency is like watery and oily at the same time. Taste super weird , but when mixed with other food taste good. For people with dairy/lactose problems I do not recommended.

I bought this for my wife's grandfather because it had no sodium but, I wanted to try it. I think it is delicious and I can't believe that it has 0 calories, sodium, fat, cholesterol, etc. I would definitely recommend. That being said I'm not sure it tastes much like mayo but, that's fine because it's still good

It has a strong garlic taste, but otherwise it's good.

It's a do-able mayonnaise substitute but it tastes more like Miracle Whip. I tried it with tuna but that was a fail. I'm afraid to try it for egg salad. But when it comes to sandwiches it passes very well, especially for a no sodium substitute. Just make sure your aim is good or you'll squirt it all over the place, as it has a really thin consistency (which is why it doesn't work for tuna salad) and shoots out of the bottle like a squirt gun. Again, it's good for sandwiches so I would reorder.

Receive with no seal, all crusty and its liquid? It is supposed to be like this? As far as taste goes, hmmm. Jury is out still. I got it to make a very low calorie thousand island with my primal unsweetened ketchup. It’s ok I think. I don’t think you could for tuna or egg salad but perhaps a spread on a sandwich. Not sure I’d buy again. It’s

I found this too runny to use as a spread. The worst is that it tastes sweet. Real Mayo has no sugary taste.