This is the best organic mayo I have found at this price point. It contains minimal ingredients and tastes good.

Pretty much all standard mayo has soybean oil in it. Even Avocado or Olive Oil mayos are generally composed of soybean oil as a base. It is almost impossible to find soy-free without going for very expensive niche mayo products. Trade Joes used to sell a similar mayonnaise, but discontinued it in recent months.

So glad I found this. The flavor is good by any mayo standard and the removal of soy makes it more allergy friendly while also removing a cheap filler. Highly recommend and I hope that 365 continues to make this indefinitely!

I use it for sandwiches It was comparable to the big brands for my sandwiches. I'm not going to fuss or pay too much attention to mayo

If you look up the book "The Art and Science of Low Carbohydrate Living" by Volek and Phinney, you will find in the section "Be Picky About Fats" on page 240:
"...avoid mayonnaise and dressings made with soybean, corn, sunflower, and cottonseed oils."

You will find almost all the mayo's on the market contain these oils; Hellmans' first ingredient is soybean oil. It is hard to find a mayo that does not. In books by Dr. Sherry Rogers about cardiovascular health, all of these same oils are to be avoided because they cause cardiovascular disease. She recommends if you use canola oil, be sure it is at least cold pressed or expeller pressed. She recommends macadamia nut oil over canola oil for cooking.

Funny all the arguments about comparing this to Hellmans and taste. The first time I tasted this, it was familiar, like old time mayonnaise. It tastes fine to me. Also, there are no ingredients that you cannot pronounce, unlike Hellmans and most other mayos. This is the best I've found to date, and to me does not taste like fake food.

[https://www.amazon.com/Art-Science-Low-Carbohydrate-Living/dp/0983490708/]

Not bad mayo, but it is a little more tangy than others.