Mayonnaise without preservatives or additives

Natural ingredients, a surprising texture, and a balanced taste. With Santa Teresa mild-flavored mayonnaise, you have a ready-to-use sauce in your hands, just like homemade. No complications and with that touch of quality that you love so much.

Designed for those who seek a milder touch for their dishes, without giving up the best flavor and the properties of olive oil (20%). 100% natural, without preservatives or additives, opting for real food preparations.

Santa Teresa mild-flavored mayonnaise

Yes, we know that there are hundreds of mayonnaise brands on the market, but we are convinced that our proposal is unbeatable. As soon as you open the container, you will be able to see how you have in your hand a mayonnaise that will remind you of the one you make at home.

Santa Teresa mild-flavored mayonnaise meets all the conditions to be truly exceptional, want to know why?

• It is made with high-quality natural ingredients: olive and sunflower oil, egg yolk, salt, cider vinegar, and lemon. Nothing else.
• No thickeners, no antioxidants, no preservatives, and no additives. 100% natural
• Gluten-free
• With a creamy texture that maintains the essence of Santa Teresa mayonnaises.
• And no sugar!

Mayonnaise like homemade

Mayonnaise is one of the most commonly used sauces and dressings in cooking to accompany a variety of dishes. It only contains egg, oil, vinegar, lemon, and salt. It provides saturated and unsaturated fats, proteins, vitamins A, D, and E, and contains a lot of sodium.

Santa Teresa mild-flavored mayonnaise closely resembles homemade mayonnaise, achieving the perfect balance of texture and flavor. Just open and ready. It couldn't be easier!

Join us in enjoying the best culinary proposals:

• Russian salad
• Assorted canapés
• To accompany asparagus
• Baked fish preparations
• As a base for other sauces or dressings
• Or simply for dipping with croutons or crudités. An addiction you won't be able to escape!

And you, have you tried our Mild-Flavored Mayonnaise yet?