On Thu, 27 Jan 2005 00:36:44 GMT, "Charles Gifford"
> wrote:

>When I first heard reports here that BF/Hellmans had changed the recipe for
>their mayonnaise I was incredulous. I didn't believe it. I was wrong. The
>last few jars of BF mayonnaise I have purchased have been almost nasty. It
>doesn't taste the same. By the time I get to the bottom of the jar, the
>mayonnaise is almost liquid!
>
>Since I was a child, Best Foods Mayonnaise was one thing that a person could
>count on in this world to be stable and constant. I am now shaken to the
>core!
>
>I apologize to all who first spoke out about this outrage and whom I jeered
>at the time. It was my favorite. I will try Duke's again to see if I still
>like that mayonnaise. A curse upon the multi-national corpse-eration that
>owns Best Foods/Hellmans!
>
>Charlie

Did you by chance get a jar made in Canada? One of my local stores
gets Canadian Hellman's every so often. I got it once and had to toss
it out. Now I'm very careful about looking for where it was made.

I compared the ingredients list and they were different. I called the
company and the rep was unaware of the difference. She gave me the
800 number for Canadian Hellman's but I never followed up.


Sue(tm)
Lead me not into temptation... I can find it myself!