Nando's PERinaise Spicy Mayo Variety Pack - Original PERinaise, Garlic PERinaise, Hot PERinaise - Flavored Spread and Dressing - 8.5 fl oz - Pack of 3

Love the taste and it's super nice to still get since my local stores stopped carrying it in stock.

Let me preface this by saying that I, unlike some other reviewers, did not grow up on Nandos. I learned of Nandos as a teenager and only had some as an adult. This is the best mayo you can buy if you like spicy mayo, and a good starting point if you want to try Nandos but are scared it might be too spicy. The texture is great (a little thicker than regular mayo), the amount is well worth it, and the taste on chicken sandwiches is 10/10.

It seemed like I used to be able to find this in Krogers, now, not so much, so I just ordered it on Amazon. It has a distinct and to me, better flavor than some of the other generic spicy mayos or Yum Yum sauces. I like what I like, and this PERinaise is worth the extra effort. It goes so good with so many things. My list keeps growing!

Love this sauce!

Namdo’s is the best thing ever! I put it on pizza, chicken, sandwiches, eggs anything! The ingredients don’t say crack but it’s so good it’s addictive!!!! Do I think I should be paying $8 a bottle, no. Should I be eating at every meal again no; but will I continue to do so, yes! Yes I will.

Love how flavourful the sauce makes every meal. So yum!

My husband and son put this on their sandwiches every day for work lunch. Got it originally as a free sample in Hello Fresh. Sold! I go through these three packs quickly!

Perhaps in contrast to unflavored mayo, I find that one is much less likely to notice the compromises involved in produced a reduced fat/calorie offering because the strong pepper flavors mask the subtler flavors that are lost in going from regular mayo to a healthier variety. Kraft used to offer a Chipotle mayo product that was effectively (though not prominently labeled as such) a reduced fat/calorie mayo product, and I have lamented its departure from the market. It's the same situation with this product. It's not labeled as reduced fat/calories, and you won't notice unless you look at the label. This product fills the gap left by Kraft very nicely. It's now the easiest way to make a satisfying tuna or chicken salad with no worries about adding supplemental spices or ingredients. Though I haven't tried it yet, I expect it would be great for deviled eggs.