>> Serene, I'm really curious about this product, but still too skeptical
>> to rush out a buy a jar.  I buy either Best Foods or make my own.  Can
>> you tell me what the ingredients are in it?  I'm making the assumption
>> that it's probably healthier than regular mayonnaise.  I haven't
>> actually looked for it in the store yet, but I'm sure it's readily
>> available in my area.

> I don't know that it's any healthier, Wayne. It's just vegan, which
> means there are no eggs in it. Now normally, I think eggless
> "mayonnaise" tastes like ass, but I like this stuff, and when I was a
> vegan, it kept me from the pit of despair. However, it's essentially
> 100% fat, just like mayonnaise is, and probably has about the same
> amount of calories and stuff, but I wouldn't know, because calorie
> counting isn't my deal.

> If you have no reason not to eat real mayo, I'd say do the real mayo,
> especially if you're fine with eggs in other stuff, or if you're able to
> make your own mayo, which of course is superior to even my favorite
> commercial brands.

> Serene