[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] I have always used Hellmanns mayo & I like the new squeeze bottle as it will work well for parties & picnics. No open bottle and no messy knife laying around.

I truly enjoy my mayonnaise (Hellman's), I dont ever run out of it. The flavor and texture is what made Hellman's stood unique from its competitors. However, lately needs improvement. There is no reason why I can't buy store brand now....

Everyone in my family has used Hellmann's in baking, scrambled eggs (with/without add-ins), omelettes, mashed potatoes/califlower, dips, on fresh baked bread, salads, all sandwiches for over 70 years. YUMMY all the time.

Hellmann's mayonnaise is the only mayonnaise my family will use, going back to my grandmother in the 1950s. All other mayo's and mayo-wannabes are inferior!

There's no other mayonnaise I prefer. It's the spread I grew up using so it's a brand I trust. It's a great price for the quality and portion side. I like using it all types of ways from mashed potatoes or turkey sandwiches.

My favorite mayonnaise ever! Nothing compares to this at all. It just doesn't taste the same. Unfortunately the state I live in does. It sell this brand so I always look forward to visiting home so I can have it again lol. I recommend.

I use Hellman’s mayonnaise exclusively and have done so all my life. I really haven’t found a better product! It makes a great base for potato salad , for one dish, and my daughter uses it for grilled cheese.

This is the only mayo that I buy (unless I find myself at the international food store that has this amazing Japanese mayo) I want the real deal when it comes to mayo, nothing fake about it!

I've tried all mayonnaise products. In fact I won't eat a sandwich if it doesn't have at the very least mayonnaise. No doubt Hellmann's is the best. I don't taste chemicals it's simple and I would definitely buy it again.

What happened in the last 6 months? This used to be my favorite condiment, now it has a rancid miracle whip taste. Why does I turn to liquid after a month? (I've purchased and thrown away 4 jars because they tasted bad)