Does the Dukes mayonnaise Made with olive oil taste the same as the regular Dukes?
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Hi, Ellen...this is what I found out. Light versions of mayo "tend to mirror" their fatty counterparts (the standard stuff). Duke's Light is "salty and vinegary", tastes on the ranch side, and is not sweet at all.
2155043
Can not really respond, have not opened mine. We use olive oil as a flavor enhancer for our Golden Retriever.
209217
No, I have not but mine doesn't taste oily. Wondering what specific oil you are using. I use extra virgin oil. It does have a flavor to it that is different than regular white bread but not an oily flavor. Let us all know what you experience when reducing the oil. Curious.
989575
I find there is a slight difference in taste. It is subtle to me and hardly noticeable. However, with the regular noodle you geta stronger taste of the sauce that you are using. This is so subjective, it is hard to describe.
1612418
The package says "made with canola oil" and low in saturated fat. I gather they don't have the additives that prolong shelf life; a good thing. I found them to taste just like home made unlike other store bought tortillas. I highly recommend the product.
1218282
These do taste the same as Royal Dansk. I've had both and I can't tell the difference.
85897
This *is* real bacon grease- so it depends on how strongly your "old fashioned" bacon grease was cured and smoked, because they all vary somewhat by manufacturer, i.e. some are saltier, smokier, etc. I can say that it definitely tastes bacony.
1133437
Yes. Greek olive oil tastes exceptionally good. Italian olive oil tastes ok. I don't remember Spanish olive oil right now.
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I am sorry but I made the purchase such a long time ago I honestly dont remember where it came from. I can tell you that my son did research and Kirkland olive oil was pure olive oil made without being mixed with other oils. The flavor was great tasting!
1577806
I can't answer that easily because I'd be comparing 1 teaspoon of oil against 1 to 5 soft gel caps -- I'd guess you could get the supplement facts for both of them on Carlson's website to do your comparison. Both have the lightly lemon taste-- I've used the unencapsulated oil as a salad dressing. I just happen to like the capsules...they both taste great.
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It tastes like a strong olive oil. But it is ok! Not bad. This product is very efficient! I took it for three months and my vit d level went up to 182mg my doctor was really impressed, i had to quit taking it for three months,cause 182mg is a little high. Very good! I really recommend it!
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Sorry I missed this message in a timely manner. Although I haven't made mayo with it...the non flavored avocado oil would be an excellent oil in which to make mayonnaise, much better than olive oil.
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Nutritionally there is no difference in regards to the sardines themselves. The white box Crown Prince contains "pure olive oil" which is a combination of refined olive oil and virgin oils which are unrefined, hence the word "natural." The blue box Crown Prince contains basic olive oil. Neither box contains "extra virgin olive oil" which is superior in taste and antioxidants because such oil is delivered via unrefined cold processing (first pressing) resulting in less acidity as well. The other two oils found in the white and blue boxes are heat/chemical extracted. IMO there is no real nutritional difference between those two oils. Side Note: Crown Prince Natural "Brisling Sardines" DOES come in extra virgin olive oil. Nutritionally there is no difference in regards to the sardines themselves. The white box Crown Prince contains "pure olive oil" which is a combination of refined olive oil and virgin oils which are unrefined, hence the word "natural." The blue box Crown Prince contains basic olive oil. Neither box contains "extra virgin olive oil" which is superior in taste and antioxidants because such oil is delivered via unrefined cold processing (first pressing) resulting in less acidity as well. The other two oils found in the white and blue boxes are heat/chemical... » Read More Nutritionally there is no difference in regards to the sardines themselves. The white box Crown Prince contains "pure olive oil" which is a combination of refined olive oil and virgin oils which are unrefined, hence the word "natural." The blue box Crown Prince contains basic olive oil. Neither box contains "extra virgin olive oil" which is superior in taste and antioxidants because such oil is delivered via unrefined cold processing (first pressing) resulting in less acidity as well. The other two oils found in the white and blue boxes are heat/chemical extracted. IMO there is no real nutritional difference between those two oils. Side Note: Crown Prince Natural "Brisling Sardines" DOES come in extra virgin olive oil. « Show Less
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It doesn't. Jojoba oil replaced carrot oil as far as I can tell. All other ingredients stayed the same.
410037
No, I bought them for my nephews and they loved it. The older one didn't feel fish oil but the younger one did as he is very sensitive. Overall it's a good deal. They are more expensive in whole foods.
2184920
Yes, it is from anchovies and sardines, that is what it states on the bottle. This is the best fish oil product that I have used, there is no after taste.
381362
Yes, it is. You should try it, really. I used oil of olay for years, and I like this better. Feels lighter, less greasy but very substantial somehow.