Kirkland mayo from Costco?

But doesn't it only come in a 55 gallon drum?

Our family used to buy the 2.5 gallon jug of Helmans mayonnaise from Sam's Club... Rarely did we finish the container for it turned rancid. That was the smallest size they sold.

On my own I'm usually throwing away a partially used 24oz bottle of the stuff. The smaller sizes cost more, so what the heck.

...don't tread on my Hellman's....
OR
Put the TP roll in so it rolls backwards.

Andd it's Heinz Ketchup because the women in yer family are still, still, I say guffawing 25 years later about the time you brought home a bottle of Hunt's and said that was all that was on the supermarket's shelf.

Some internet topics are classics merely designed to incite a supermarket to the death duel; true meaning of trolling:B

ETA: Now if you weally want mayonnaise and the bear ate it along with your homework, make yer own;).

I have three daughters, each living on their own,, Twice a year we buy the jug of Kirkland Mayo and split it all between us!! We save our previous best Foods jars, thoroughly clean them and re use,, My oldest daughter likes to use Mason jars, but what ever,, there is a good savings buying it in bulk and I like Costco mayo!!

But doesn't it only come in a 55 gallon drum?

:B :B

We buy the small organic version at Trader Joe's

So your the spokesman for Costco mayo?

I had been a Hellmans ONLY for over 50 years until I tried Kirkland from Costco.. The Hellmans was great, but I did notice that when it got to the bottom half of the jar it got watery.. The kirkland stays rich and thick to the very last ounce....It is a buck and a half to two dollars less expensive than Hellmans and IMO it is much better... I won't go back to Hellmans unless I have no choice......

ysidive wrote:
I had been a Hellmans ONLY for over 50 years until I tried Kirkland from Costco.. The Hellmans was great, but I did notice that when it got to the bottom half of the jar it got watery.. The kirkland stays rich and thick to the very last ounce....It is a buck and a half to two dollars less expensive than Hellmans and IMO it is much better... I won't go back to Hellmans unless I have no choice......

That's what I found too with the Best Foods/Hellmans; it seemed to me they got thinner over the years, maybe my imagination. Like others here that's all I bought for many years until I tried the Kirkland.

Huge quantity might be OK for your S&B...not so much in our rig where we are out aoutt 9 months of the year.

If it comes in a smaller jar we'd try it otherwise we'll stick to Best Foods.