Hunter & Gather Avocado Oil Mayonnaise 630g | Made with Pure
Hunter & Gather Avocado Oil Mayonnaise 630g | Made with Pure Avocado Oil and British Free Range Egg Yolk | Paleo, Keto, Sugar and Gluten Free Avocado Mayo | Free from Artificial Flavourings
AVOCADO? WHAT’S THAT OIL ABOUT?
Avocado oil not only tastes amazing but it is also super healthy. Cold-pressed from the ripe flesh of creamy avocados, it’s naturally high in monounsaturated fats (the heart-healthy fats), non-inflammatory, packed with the antioxidant Vitamin E & Omega 9 (Oleic Acid) which made Olive Oil & the Mediterranean diet famous – it really is oil good for you!
There are 8 in our 175g jars, 12 in our 250g & a whopping 33+ Avocados in our 630g jar.
Our avocados are physically pressed to make the oil and by using rejected fruit (due to their shape or outer skin colour), we help avoid food waste too.
What’s not to love?
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| Flavour | Smokey and warm with a kick | Classic tasting, thick and creamy | Punchy gourmet garlic aioli |
| Use | Great as a dip with grain free tortillas | Perfect with ribeye steak & sweet potato fries | Versatile and brings flavour to any dish |
| British Eggs | ✓ | ✓ | ✓ |
| Oil Used | 100% Avocado Oil | 100% Avocado Oil | 100% Avocado Oil |
| Keto | ✓ | ✓ | ✓ |
| Vegan | X | X | X |
| Allergens | Egg Yolk | Egg Yolk | Egg Yolk |
| Ingredients | Avocado oil (82%), Pasteurised British Free Range Egg Yolk (9%), Apple Cider Vinegar Lime Juice (3%), Chipotle Chilli Powder (1%), Pink Himalyan Salt, Chipotle Chilli Flakes (0.5%), Lime Zest (0.5%) | Avocado oil (80%), Pasteurised British Free Range Egg Yolk (9%), Apple Cider Vinegar, Pink Himalyan Salt | Avocado oil (80%), Pasteurised British Free Range Egg Yolk (9%), Apple Cider Vinegar, Garlic (3%), Pink Himalyan Salt, Lemon Juice, Black Pepper |
| Typical Nutritional Info Per 100g: | Energy 765 kcal / 3204kJ, Total Fat 85g, Saturates 14.8g, Monounsaturated 57.9g, Carbohydrates 1.0g, Sugars 0.3g, Protein 1.7g, Salt 0.9g | Energy 745 kcal / 3121kJ, Total Fat 83g, Saturates 14.5g, Monounsaturated 56.6g, Carbohydrates 0.5g, Sugars 0.5g, Protein 1.5g, Salt 0.9g | Energy 746 kcal / 3121kJ, Total Fat 82.7g, Saturates 14.5g, Monounsaturated 56.4g, Carbohydrates 0.9g, Sugars 0.3g, Protein 1.7g, Salt 0.7g |
| Storage | Once opened store at top of fridge in the door above 4 Deg C. If this is not followed, the mayo can split/separate. | Once opened store at top of fridge in the door above 4 Deg C. If this is not followed, the mayo can split/separate. | Once opened store at top of fridge in the door above 4 Deg C. If this is not followed, the mayo can split/separate. |
| Dimensions: | 9 x 7 x 10 cm; 630 Grams |
| Brand: | Hunter & Gather |
| Manufacture: | Hunter & Gather |
| Dimensions: | 9 x 7 x 10 cm; 630 Grams |
| Origin: | United Kingdom |
Absolutely delicious. So much better than regular mayo. The taste is rich and flavourful. It is great for sandwiches and salads.
Downside is the price. If it were more budget-friendly, I’d use it every day. Still, if you’re looking for a healthy quality mayo, this is definitely worth trying.
Great mayo made with good products, finally found a brand that doesn’t use dreadful rapeseed oil. The mayo tastes excellent, it’s full of flavour and has great texture as well.
I found my initial taste was that of a smooth almost creamy flavor.
My favorite use is for an egg mayonnaise
sandwich which really scores bonus points.
I think it will be hard to beat.
Someone must be enjoying it. The delivery email said ‘handed to resident’. There was no one at home at that time. A few hundred people can say exactly where we were at the time given – about 20 miles away. The driver has lied.
Update on the above review:
Found where he’d hidden it, even after he said ‘handed to resident’.
Fantastic mayonnaise. Slightly thinner than the usual, which makes it easier to mix through tuna or salmon, or spread on bread in place of butter. Lovely flavour.
I’ve been looking at and wanting to try avocado oil products and saw this set of flavours in small jars, so bought as a sampler set before buying the bigger jars.
I’m glad I did as although the straight mayonnaise and the garlic flavoured one as great and really tasty, the chipotle and lime was just a bit too strong a chilli taste for me. That was sampling it on a spoon though, I’ve not tried to use it in cooking yet.
Love that this is just a few ingredients. Tastes very yummy. No idea if it tastes like mayonnaise but I have a vague sense it does. Am a huge fan and keep one of these in the fridge at all times.
The mayonnaise jars were supplied in one of the inflatable tubes sometimes used for shipping wine, with little cardboard dividers between the jars to prevent them from becoming damaged in transit.
The classic mayonnaise is lovely. Probably my favourite of the three flavours, although I liked all three. It has a great texture, and a really creamy flavour with just the right tang of acidity cutting through.
I thought that all three of these avocado oil mayos had a better emulsified, lighter, more aerated texture than the olive oil versions I had tried previously.
The garlic mayo combines all the positives of the Classic version with a good, strong hit of garlic added to it. The surprise for me with this one was the colour. I’d expected it to be a pale, creamy shade like the classic – instead it’s pinkish.
The chipotle and lime flavour is great. Initially I thought this tasted more of smoke than chilli, but the heat builds up on you and gives a well-balanced, noticeable level of spiciness. This one would be great with burgers (or pretty much any stripe, including the veggie ones I eat). Can’t say that I could particularly distinguish the lime flavour against the acidity already provided by cider vinegar.
These last for up to 4 weeks in the fridge once opened.
Expensive, but great quality and last well when used sparingly. Would definitely buy again.
I am really happy I got this. It tastes lovely and I don’t have to worry about the horrible seed oils that are in supermarket brands. I have been eating it with everything though so it might start to get a wee bit expensive.
My first introduction to the company – and YES its expensive but so worth it. Its made with avocado oil which is not cheap (no cheap rapeseed oil here!) No cheap fillers added- all natural ingredients and you definitely get that in the taste!
I ordered 2 smaller jars a while ago and they didn’t last me long so this time I have opted for the 630g jar which has 33 (!) avocados per jar! Not only delicious but good for you! I often add crushed raw garlic to it to warn off colds and the flu (and yes as a result noone goes near me for days- social distancing is not needed! 😉 ) I wouldn’t bother buying mayo with garlic added for the benefits of it raw and crushed.
I’ve had alot of mayo as it is my weakness and this number 1 at the moment!
The reviews which state its separated; the product must have arrived too cold. The company ask you to get in touch if you have problems and they send you another. Absolutely A*****************************
Absolutely delicious mayo, would highly recommend. When I first got it I saw that it had to be eaten within 4 weeks – and for the price – I got a bit annoyed as I did not want such an expensive mayo to spoil this quickly. Well I shouldn’t have got annoyed because I ate the whole jar in about a week and a half (I’m on a keto diet so mayo features quite a lot in dishes I make). The ingredients list is the same as a home made mayo and it just tastes so good. I would highly recommend despite the high price point. Totally worth it health-wise and taste wise!
The company personally got in touch via email and were really understanding. They gave me a full refund and assured me the cold weather was why it had seperated . Over all a good company and I will order more of their products
The mayos are tasty but at the same time it’s too oily and very concentrated far more than regular mayo and if you consume too much it may make you feel sick and repeat on you.
So a little amount would go a long way and I definitely would combine a small amount with Greek yogurt just so I don’t taste the oil.
All in all I am delighted there’s a keto Mayo. Very tasty and would buy again to mix with yogu
Most mayonnaise available in supermarkets makes use of rapeseed (aka canola) oil. If you’re following keto along a more technically correct manner, you may already understand that seed oils are no-go area for you. The problem seems primarily that such an oil goes through an industrialised extraction process. There’s plenty of real scientific information on this – do seek sources from nutritionists, biology, and food science doctors – don’t immediately trust bloggers and social media.
These are based on using avocado oil instead and have a distinctly gourmet quality to them. Give them a try!