Question: What makes Duke’s Mayonnaise a cult favorite in the South?
Answer: Duke’s Mayonnaise follows a special recipe that contains egg yolks but no whites, unlike Hellmann’s, and apple cider vinegar instead of white vinegar. It also contains no sugar. Learn more about the recipe and mayonnaise here.
Bonus info: After 132 years of private ownership, Duke’s Mayonnaise’s parent company, C.F. Sauer Company, was acquired by Falfurrias Capital Partners of Charlotte in 2019. The new owners grew up on Duke’s Mayonnaise and are loyal fans of the spread.
