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We don't have much choice for mayonnaise in Costa Rica. The only three State side brands available are Kraft, Hellmans, and Great Value.

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Kraft is available in jars but more often in this squeeze bottle. Hellmann's only comes in the plastic packages. Great Value, which is the least desirable, is available in both.

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A while back when I was in the store I took a picture and counted the types available that are made in central America and there were 24 different types, all of them pretty dismal.

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As somebody said upthread, it's a shame they no longer use glass jars. They were so useful. I still have two of these left from about 20 years ago.

 




 

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Yvonne Shannon

San Joaquin, Costa Rica

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7 hours ago, Tropicalsenior said:

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As somebody said upthread, it's a shame they no longer use glass jars. They were so useful. I still have two of these left from about 20 years ago.


 

When I was  a kid, I can remember a brand of yellow mustard (don't remember which one) coming in a glass jar which, once it was emptied, became a drinking glass. My grandmother had a full set of them. 

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