Mayo Alternative?
L2M1D52
Posts: 616 Member
I absolutely love mayo in my sandwiches, etc. but I know how bad it can be. I was looking up mayo alternatives for sandwiches and came across yogurt, pesto, cottage cheese, and mustard. The yogurt and cottage cheese sound really strange to use and I despise mustard. Has anyone tried pesto or any other alternative? Any thoughts would be greatly appreciated, Thanks in advance! :bigsmile:
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I've tried the yogurt.. it's alright.. I prefer fat free cream cheese. That's really good!0
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hummus, light mayo, lots of veggies (keep it moist with no fat)0
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What about avacado? I know it's got fat, but it's the good kind. I see them use this all the time on the food network instead of mayo.0
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I don't give up mayo.., I'll just work a little harder on my fitness end of it. )0
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Are we talking mayo or miracle whip? I always just assume miracle whip when someone is talking about mayo lol. I use fat free miracle whip, a ton less calories and it tastes almost exactly the same.0
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smashed avocado is awesome, plus its a healthy fat!! I use yogurt in tuna and chicken salads...0
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Mayo lover here too!! I really like the Kraft olive oil mayo. I can't give it up all together. Also, as mentioned, I use hummus and avacado (healthy fat) as alternatives too.0
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I like using light sour cream when I need a little sauce with something.0
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I love hummus on sandwiches. or fat free mayo isn't so bad either...
& mustards are way fewer calories, and there are tons of different varieties if you don't care for the plain old yellow kind. personally I love Koop's brand Arizona Heat mustard, I put it on everything!0 -
mayo made with olive oil, a lil less in calories but still tastes great!0
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This is a healthy and delicious alternative to mayo: http://www.followyourheart.com/products/category/vegenaise/0
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Laughing cow, hummas, fat free mayo or even light mayo0
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i use hummus...they have many different flavors and it is sooo good! avacado is also a good option. on occasion i will use a packet of mayo from subway which only has 35 calories0
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I actually use a product called Nayonnaise- it's a soy based mayonnaise!0
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I LOVE mayo and I still use it but I use a lot less of it and I use low fat. If I am having a wrap or toasted sandwich I use Light Laughing Cow cheese wedges in place of the mayo or I use Spicy Mustard.0
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Are we talking mayo or miracle whip? I always just assume miracle whip when someone is talking about mayo lol. I use fat free miracle whip, a ton less calories and it tastes almost exactly the same.
I was just about to clarify because I forgot about the miracle whip. When it comes to mayo I am extremely picky and sorry to say do not like miracle whip at all :noway: lol. I'm talking the ol kraft mayo :happy:0 -
What about avacado? I know it's got fat, but it's the good kind. I see them use this all the time on the food network instead of mayo.
Avacado is a DEFINITE alternative to mayo. I love it and I don't miss mayo. Try spicey mustard or honey mustard - just be leary of the cals from hone mustard.0 -
Philly cheese? Avocado?0
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Hummus and avocado are great alternatives. I hate yellow mustard, but have recently realized that I love honey mustard on my sandwiches.0
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I haven't given up mayo. I just make it a light mayonnaise, don't use a lot or at least the serving size, and account for it.0
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I'm totally with everyonr on the avacodo! Mash it up and spice it up and use it as a spread. I like it spicy and add a cajun spice mix.0
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I know of someone who uses hummus on her sandwiches... and it comes in all different flavors.0
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I use guacamole or just sliced avocados. You can search recipes online for guacamole or buy it in the stores or Epicure has a seasoning so that you make it yourself (I prefer Epicure's it has a bit more flavour than some store bought ones that I've tried). Here's their website: http://www.epicureselections.com/en/0
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I agree on the avocado! That's what I try and use most of the time. Still high in cals but very heart healthy and it only takes a small slice to smear on the bread - yum!0
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I don't give up mayo.., I'll just work a little harder on my fitness end of it. )
haha nice!0 -
I use red vinegar or mustard.0
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Thanks everyone, good ideas. I love hummus and avocado, and the two suggestion on the nayonaise and the other mayo like spread look good. Thank you0
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mayo made with olive oil is what i use!0
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+1 on the laughing cow...many varieties that compliment various foods!0
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I've found that I love the Kraft Chipotle mayo...has less fat too!0
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