Sir Kensington's Mayonnaise, Classic Mayo Packets To Go, Gluten Free, Non- GMO Project Verified, Certified Humane Free Range Eggs, Shelf-Stable, 14 ML 50 Count

I have a significant wide reaching allergy and so I was glad to find this as an option. It takes 3 packets to make tuna fish salad. That is what I used it for to test it to make sure it tasted good and that I wouldn't have any reactions. I like a healthy amount of mayo with my tuna. I bought this so that I could have it while traveling. It is a really great option. I'm very satisfied with this and will definitely order in the future.

Manufacturer REALLY needs to address the expiration date issue here because it's not a usable product without that being resolved. I received these on Sept 3rd, 2020 and the expiration date on them was Sept 16th, 2020 - no way I can use 50 mayo packets in 13 days... The return was easy, but I really wanted these to be a viable option because it's difficult to find soy-free mayo in packets for camping. I will definitely try again if I see more positive reviews indicating that this persistent expiry date issue is resolved.

This is a wonderful product, you feel safe eating it. I have to do g/f d/f and prefer soy free. They are wonderful to carry in your purse so you can have a sandwich in a restaurant etc. There is a fairly short time when it says you should use it when they ship it, HOWEVER, if it is a couple months past expiration date, or so it does NOT spoil and is still safe to use.

Ordered what I thought was a 50 count in February. Got 600 count. Mayo expires in 4 months. For 600 packets, should have at least a 6 months expiration date. lol. 600 is a lot…

I've bought their mayo before, in jars, and it's amazing. As someone who's developed a sensitivity to soy as an adult, I was pretty disappointed to discover that it's in most mayonnaise--but not this one, thank goodness! I often add it to packaged tuna and was thrilled to see these packets that would be good to take hiking/camping. I knew I wouldn't be able to finish a pack of 60 in a reasonable timeframe, but I figured I'd have some time before they expired.Oh, sweet summer child.In fact, they arrived on July 9, but the "best before" date was April 10--three months earlier. I was able to reach out to Amazon for a return exception (grocery items are usually non-returnable) and received a refund, fortunately. I'm hesitant to reorder the item since I frankly don't trust Amazon to remove the expired stock from their warehouse. I just wish the manufacturer sold directly or sold the packets at Whole Foods or similar; I'd rather pay more for product that I can actually use than have to deal with the hassle of hoping whatever Amazon sends isn't expired.

I'm overseas so with the longer shipping dates mine actually arrived after the expiration date by a few days. Mayo is still perfect, and while it doesn't taste that strongly of vinegar it must have more than enough to keep it good for a while past the expiration date. Still using the last of it 2 months later with no issues (I personally won't push it past 3 months though). Multiple others that I work with have "stolen" a packet here and there and are hooked as well!Love this mayo, I'm just happy to see a natural food company not budge on their ingredients/add preservatives just to increase the availability!

I love this mayo! It’s crazy expensive so why not spring for packets?!?!! No measuring was worth every penny. I’m very happy with my purchase.

I am soy intolerant, which means I can't eat almost all mayonnaise brands because soy is the default everything in the US. This brand has been one of my favorite discoveries and I thought it would be nice to have packets for when I travel or just to take my own mayo to restaurants. These packets were just under 2 months to expiring when I received them, which I thought was very poor customer service. I won't be ordering these again since I can't really use 50 packets of mayo in that time frame, and I'm from the Midwest where mayo is practically its own food group. Please adjust this if possible, or give me a reasonable explanation as to why they expire so quickly. Until then, I won't be buying more.The mayo quality itself is good (I have yet to encounter a bad mayo though).