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Never did I think I would be so taken by a mayonnaise, a vegan one at that. Being a non-vegan, I had grown accustomed to using Kraft's special blend of fat, eggs, oil and a little more fat. Thanks to Kathy Freston's Quantum Wellness, I found Vegenaise and haven't been the same since.
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Not sure how they do it, but Vegenaise tastes like the best tasting mayo ever without all the bad stuff. I add it to everything, even to my deviled egg recipe. Does that defeat the purpose? Quite possibly, but it just goes to show how good Vegenaise is!
The great taste comes in five different options - Original, Grapeseed Oil, Organic, High Omega-3 and Reduced Fat - though my fav is Original. Unfortunately, I haven't been able to find the entire product line at my local health food stores.
By far the best tasting vegan mayo out there!
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devora
March 04, 2010
Mmmmm, I'm not a vegan and I dig Vegenaise, too! I've only ever tried the original, but I'll have to check out the others if I ever come across them. This stuff goes great in TuNori ;)
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forrestcokely
March 04, 2010
i like the Grapeseed oil . . .so clean--
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coldsteel7
March 04, 2010
Interesting. I may have to give this a try...anywhere to cut back a little fat or cholesterol...
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They have three varieties; I've tried them all and they are all amazing. It tastes even better than mayonnaise.
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Vegenaise has become a staple in my kitchen. I use it as a dressing, spread, and even as a sour cream substitute on mexican food.
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November 25, 2008
I've tried several mayonnaise substitutes, and this is by far the best option I've come across. Whether you are trying out a vegan diet or simply looking for cholesterol-sensitive alternative (9 grams of fat per serving, including .5g saturated and 0 g trans) to the real thing, you could do a lot worse. Take it from a die-hard lover of mayonnaise: this stuff will make you forget the fatty luxury of mayonnaise. For years, I found myself asking for a side of mayonnaise when … more
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Marisa (MarisaOC)
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About this food
Vegenaise is a vegan spread similar in taste to mayonnaise. Since mayo in the US requires eggs to be called mayonnaise, the company Follow Your Heart® created a new name for this mayonnaise substitute. With four different types available, Vegenaise® isn’t just for vegans. Folks allergic to eggs or or who want to cut their cholesterol intake slightly may also enjoy it.
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