Mayonnaise in sachets?

Barneysmom

I want to buy some of those little sachets of mayonnaise.
My DH doesn't eat it so when I buy a jar, some goes in the bin as I couldn't eat a whole jar in a month.
But I do like a bit now and then.
I wonder where I'd get them from?

stokefan

i too wou;d like to know this

fatou256

my other half picks up a lot for free from his canteen ! next time you go for a meal take a lot from the pub ! lol

Barneysmom

Hey a Stoke fan! I'm Stoke too, Boslem :rotfl::T

squidge60

if you have a makro card they do sachets.

Pretani

Barneysmom wrote: »

some goes in the bin as I couldn't eat a whole jar in a month.

why do you only keep it a month? I'm using sauces which are near 4 months old.

PasturesNew

Not appropriate because the volume's too much, but this was fun to watch: http://foodwishes.blogspot.com/2007/07/homemade-mayonnaise-recipe-video-big.html

tessie_bear

as said above iv got it from makro

Pretani

super stuff Pastures. Now where is my blender?:rotfl:

Mumto2

I too definately have jars lurking in my fridge which are older than a month :eek:. Never had a problem using them up over a longer period, not too long though!

Also (although I would never recommend this or do it myself ), you could always have a couple of sachets fall into your bag when at a pub. I would guess that Makro probably sell them in quite a large volume which probably wont' be any good on the dates either.

Munro_Bagger

Hi Barneysmum! I pick them up at our local Wetherspoons. I'll go in on a Saturday, have a baked potato from their value meal range (£2.99), or a cup of tea (99p - which, incidentally, if you have your collectors card stamped each time, the 6th cup is free) and discretely grab a couple. I take the view that I've purchased something from them, so I'll have a few! They are very handy for camping, or when you just don't want to buy a full jar of mayonnaise, or ketchup.