I bought two of these yesterday and lots left (see picture).
Ah, upon checking the date just now (so I could report it here) it is Best Before 01.06.2017.
That explains why it was so cheap. Anyway, good local bargain found at Reading's B&M (Rose Kiln).
Latest comments (20)
sarah090182woodhead
8 Jun 17#20
Got the larger jar for my mums house for 59p dated August 2017
ladoo128
4 Jun 171#19
they had loads of these in Minworth Birmingham. same price
anisas
4 Jun 172#18
Hilarious comments. Its a bargain. Heat
juggler1
4 Jun 171#17
Heat added for deal op, fab price
juggler1
4 Jun 17#16
I agree tbh, I don't hold with 'low-fat' versions of things that are naturally fatty.
LeahMinttoutou
4 Jun 171#15
I totally agree! There's people going hungry every day yet the big shops still use best before dates as actual get rid of dates.. there's so much waste of food that is perfectly fine. Everybody should try being abit more brave strong
tipsy1973
4 Jun 17#2
really, 1st of june... There are reasons for use by dates especially something that is egg based, hope you enjoy shouting at the toilet.
fluffywelshsheep to tipsy1973
4 Jun 171#3
best before is different to use by (companies are not allowed to sell past by use by dates)
seaniboy to tipsy1973
4 Jun 171#11
Fridge them, strong and stable in the national interest - less sick days and sewer cleaning/charges
1977mermaid to tipsy1973
4 Jun 171#14
Really? Nowt wrong with this as:
1. The egg content is not a fresh ingredient,
2. It is 'best before', not 'use by'.
I recently found a carton of tomato juice in my cupboard that was a few years' out of date.
Smelled fine, tasted fine, no fresh ingredients so all good.
LeahMinttoutou
4 Jun 17#13
Mmmm lovely lumpy Mayo flirt I'd still eat it :smile:
seaniboy
4 Jun 171#12
I miss mayo, pesky egg allergy :disappointed:
ms84
4 Jun 17#8
its not even about the cholesterol ... just read the label: high fructose corn syrup, potassium sorbate, sodium benzoate, calcium disodium EDTA, soybean oil plus a few less harmful modified things
good luck eating this
seaniboy to ms84
4 Jun 17#10
Tesco do a good allergen free salad cream for £1
LeahMinttoutou
4 Jun 17#1
Wowsa! Great buy! My daughter loves Mayo, a sickening amount in my opinion so I've started buying 'lightest' ones etc.. but id still buy this if I saw it! Heat (y)
ms84 to LeahMinttoutou
4 Jun 17#5
better read about health issues connected with mayo ... especially if it comes about your daughter; 10 spoons of it contains a daily limit for cholesterol (300mg); light version has a bit less of fat and calories but three times more of carbohydrates so don't think its a better option
seaniboy to LeahMinttoutou
4 Jun 17#9
The lite ones use wallpaper paste as a thickner, better fat than junk content
telttruth
4 Jun 171#7
Whatever you do, don't give her chips with the mayo. The cholesterol levels will be through the roof!
LeahMinttoutou
4 Jun 17#6
Oh that is worth reading up on, thanks for the info. (I wouldn't allow her to have 10 spoonfuls in a day though! That's gross! Lol
nic83
4 Jun 171#4
Best before not used by! Nothing wrong with it for a good few months. Hot!
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Opening post
Ah, upon checking the date just now (so I could report it here) it is Best Before 01.06.2017.
That explains why it was so cheap. Anyway, good local bargain found at Reading's B&M (Rose Kiln).
Latest comments (20)
1. The egg content is not a fresh ingredient,
2. It is 'best before', not 'use by'.
I recently found a carton of tomato juice in my cupboard that was a few years' out of date.
Smelled fine, tasted fine, no fresh ingredients so all good.
good luck eating this