Squeeze bottle mayonnaise doesn't need refrigerator/cooler AFTER opening.

[Mike Islander]

Just a nice FYI. Good to know, since mayo tastes great on a lot of things and is packed with calories.

Direct from the Hellmann's/Best Foods (same mayo, different brand name west of the Rockies) website. Not necessary to keep cool AFTER opening.

Hellmann's® Real Mayonnaise Squeeze Bottle 12 x 11.5 oz

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Hellmann's® Real Mayonnaise Squeeze Bottle 12 x 11.5 oz

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Mayo squeeze bottle delivers a rich, creamy taste and texture and highly desirable balance of acidic and sweet flavor notes to enhance your menu items​

• Made with 100% cage-free eggs; gluten-free
• Directive nozzle makes it easier to put mayonnaise right where you want it, and the clean cap keeps the product looking great on your tables.
• No refrigeration needed

 

[snowymtnwolf]

That’s prob why Tennessee Titans quarterback Will Levis is sponsored by them and puts it in his coffee lol


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[BugleMeTimber]

Bought a bottle of this yesterday for my afternoon sammy's on this week's lope hunt. Gonna play it safe and keep it in the cooler. Still don't trust mayo sitting in the sun.

 

[Mike Islander]

Bought a bottle of this yesterday for my afternoon sammy's on this week's lope hunt. Gonna play it safe and keep it in the cooler. Still don't trust mayo sitting in the sun.

That's an interesting paragraph. The manufacturer (and tons of actual studies that you can read) literally confirm it is "safe".

Sun is going to make it separate if it gets hot enough, which might affect flavor or palatability even if you shake it, but you can still "trust it" to be safe to eat.

I'm totally in for keeping it in a cooler if you have one, or at least the shade. My post was really informational for those who will be in the backcountry, maybe a group of folks, for multiple days without ice. Just knowing it's safe is nice to know for me. I like mayo on stuff, and definitely appreciate all those calories in a lightweight, easy to carry package. Another high calorie dense option that a lot of people like but might not consider if they thought it would go bad. I know that was the case until I learned this.

 

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[S-3 ranch]

Guess I am still good with stealing chick fila individual packets of mayo,
better safe than sorry on food poisoning
most of my condiment are individual, Texas Pete , mustard, salt & pepper, mayo

 

[LongWayAround]

Gross

 

[Mike Islander]

Keep it in the shade or below 75 degrees and you have the same conditions you see with it literally sitting on the table for days in thousands of restaurants across the US.

To each his own, of course. Having spent hundreds of days living for weeks outside in all kinds of weather, including living in a caved-in mine shaft for a summer and living on the Mokelumne River in a 10-man Army tent, I'm not particularly squeamish about my food.

 

[atmat]

It’s a high-fat, acidic environment using pasteurized eggs. Definitely non-perishable.

Think of peanut butter (high-fat) or ketchup (high acid), which are also non-perishables.

 

[doc holiday13]

Don't leave it in the sun or in a pack thats been left in the sun.....Not necessary to refrigerate doesn't mean the bottle won't expand and leave you a pornstar mess to clean up

 

[Nickofthewoods]

I used to work with a mountaineering guide that would just randomly take mayo packets out of his pocket and slurp them down. The first time I saw him do it we were outside in a howling blizzard and he says "It's 60 calories you want one!?"

 

[atmat]

Don't leave it in the sun or in a pack thats been left in the sun.....Not necessary to refrigerate doesn't mean the bottle won't expand and leave you a pornstar mess to clean up

I hate mayo and refer to it affectionately as “demon semen” — so your analogy fits.

I used to work with a mountaineering guide that would just randomly take mayo packets out of his pocket and slurp them down. The first time I saw him do it we were outside in a howling blizzard and he says "It's 60 calories you want one!?"

Yeah, I’m out. I’d rather just use a GU pack or something.

 

[Team4LongGun]

Mike, it would be helpful if you posted a few more photos of the bottle, you know, for reference

 

[ScreamingPotato]

Thanks for the heads up OP, this is actually going to be a big deal for me as we do all sorts of trips that I exclude the mayo on due to need for refrigeration.

 

[Mike Islander]

Mike, it would be helpful if you posted a few more photos of the bottle, you know, for reference

I actually just copied a small portion of the text, and the website added all that other stuff through some voodoo-ass magic! Also, can't delete any of the photos in my post. Yep, magic!

As a plus, you can see the "NO REFRIGERATION NEEDED" stamp on several of the bottles. You are welcome.

 

[atmat]

Seriously, I’ve seen gear reviews here with less photos

 

[Nickofthewoods]

First photo shows the bottle with number of ounces.

Second photo shows full frontal.

Third photo shows the mayo bottle quartering away to the left.

Fourth photo quartering away right.

Fifth photo shows the rear.

Sixth photo nutrition facts.

This is the most informative mayo post ever!

Probably didn't need the duplicate set of photos but that's ok.

 

[Bluumoon]

Being from SC you should know better… there is only 1 acceptable Mayo, Dukes.

 

[KenLee]

Being from SC you should know better… there is only 1 acceptable Mayo, Dukes.

Amen! Came here to say this.

 

[Mike Islander]

Being from SC you should know better… there is only 1 acceptable Mayo, Dukes.

Dukes is our SECOND choice, and the only acceptable alternative to Hellmann's/Best Foods.