What kind of Mayo?

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I want to make Tuna Fish but there's absolutely no way I can have it without mayo. What is the best kind of mayo to buy? (i.e. lowest calories, lowest fat)

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  • fishernd
    fishernd Posts: 140 Member
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    I want to make Tuna Fish but there's absolutely no way I can have it without mayo. What is the best kind of mayo to buy? (i.e. lowest calories, lowest fat)
  • HollyAnnH
    HollyAnnH Posts: 81 Member
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    My husband uses the Canola Mayo. It is made by Hellmann's. It has a yellow cap. It has very low saturated fat. My Husband swears he can't tell a difference. Do you put relish in your tuna fish? That might be where you could have a problem too. Good Luck!!
  • WISHFULTHINKING
    WISHFULTHINKING Posts: 167 Member
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    i use mayo light it only has 16 calories per serving
  • fishernd
    fishernd Posts: 140 Member
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    Yes! I will be buying relish as well. Tuna is too boring otherwise!
  • jsmccloy
    jsmccloy Posts: 59 Member
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    There is fat free "mayonnaise-flavored spread" out there, but I find that it's not really all that mayo-flavored. It is, however, very low-cal and it does keep tuna salad (or chicken salad) wet. My girlfriend won't touch the stuff, but I like it well enough to use.
  • likes2bwet
    likes2bwet Posts: 275 Member
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    I use Best Foods Light Mayo then add some red onion and pickles. I toast my bread sometimes too to change it up a bit since I am not much of a tuna fan. Added bonus is a slice or 2 of turkey bacon...YUM!!!
  • Phoenix_Rising
    Phoenix_Rising Posts: 11,417 Member
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    i use mayo light it only has 16 calories per serving


    Whoa whoa whoa, WHAT? :noway:
    I use Duke's Light Mayo which is 50 cals in a tbsp.
    What are you using that is 16 calories??? I NEED THIS!!!
  • pinkyjane48
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    Ditto!

    FYI just an idea if you dont like celery like me, my mom used to chop up apples reaaaaallllyyy small and put them in our tuna with tomato. ITS SO GOOD! It gives it a little kick and crunch and its much less than relish. (unless of course you just chop up a dill pickle and mix it in. Thats the other thing I do, and its about the same cal)

    Just wanted to toss it out there when I saw "tuna" :)
  • auntkaren
    auntkaren Posts: 1,490 Member
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    i use mayo light it only has 16 calories per serving


    Whoa whoa whoa, WHAT? :noway:
    I use Duke's Light Mayo which is 50 cals in a tbsp.
    What are you using that is 16 calories??? I NEED THIS!!!

    I need that to, I have tried many mayo lights and not found one that low in calories.
  • WISHFULTHINKING
    WISHFULTHINKING Posts: 167 Member
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    my bad i meant ot say 35 calories per serving
    its hellmann's light mayo
    contains good source of omega 3 ala (230 mg per serving)
  • Phoenix_Rising
    Phoenix_Rising Posts: 11,417 Member
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    my bad i meant ot say 35 calories per serving
    its hellmann's light mayo
    contains good source of omega 3 ala (230 mg per serving)

    Eh, 35 is still better than 50.
    I might have to try it and see if I can handle the taste.
    I was born and raised on Duke's. :wink:
  • WISHFULTHINKING
    WISHFULTHINKING Posts: 167 Member
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    yeh it has half the cals and fat of regular mayo
    thats why i like it
    and it tastes just liek regular mayo
  • denisebee
    denisebee Posts: 137 Member
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    Dice up some fresh tomato too that helps it more moist.... that way you won't have to use as much mayo.
  • WISHFULTHINKING
    WISHFULTHINKING Posts: 167 Member
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    Dice up some fresh tomato too that helps it more moist.... that way you won't have to use as much mayo.

    thats a good idea i might have ot try that sometime