The Most Useful Mayonnaise

How useful is your mayonnaise? Not as useful as Durkee's!

San Francisco Examiner - Aug 21, 1927

San Francisco Examiner - July 3, 1927

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Posted By: Alex - Thu Mar 05, 2020
Category: Food | Mayonnaise | Advertising | 1920s

Comments

Still out there. Still tasty. A perfect compromise of mayo and mustard.

Posted by eddi on 03/05/20 at 11:59 PM

When I was young, we passed a neighbor kid walking down the street, naked as a jaybird, and carrying a bottle of Durkee's. My grandmother commented: "His mother must have told him not to go outside without dressing."

Posted by FRANK on 03/06/20 at 02:14 PM

All this time and they still don't have a spit-take emoji for times like this. :ohh:

Posted by eddi on 03/06/20 at 11:03 PM

So, which is it, salad dressing or mayonnaise? The two aren't the same thing.

Posted by Richard Bos on 03/07/20 at 07:50 AM

Now apparently called Durkee Famous Sauce.

Posted by ges on 03/07/20 at 08:08 PM

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