Sauce is the key to cooking. It's a lubricant for food. It’s what activates your palate, getting flavor and texture moving in your mouth. The #1 ingredient for making a sandwich is mayo. It instantly makes every sandwich better. So we decided to make sauce that makes mayo better, so you can make every sandwich (or egg, nugget, chip, burger, etc.) better. That’s sando sauce.

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40 reviews
  • CT
    Cat T.
    Verified Buyer
    2 weeks ago
    Rated 5 out of 5 stars
    Gotta Gem Em All

    Have yet to use these mayos on an actual sandwich but these sauces will change your meal prep game! I made air fryer salmon with the Dill Pickle Ayoh and omg I’m never doing it any other way! Also as someone from Chicago - thank you Molly for doing what should have been done a long time ago!

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    Chef W.
    Verified Buyer
    2 months ago
    Rated 5 out of 5 stars
    Four Flavors, One Delicious Decision

    If you’re wondering whether Ayoh’s mayo pack is worth it, let me save you the suspense: it’s a resounding YES! Each of the four flavors is so unique and perfectly crafted that it’s hard to pick a favorite, but I think I did! Here’s how I’d rank them:

    1. Dill Pickle Mayo: Hands down my favorite. It’s bright, herby, and full of that perfect dill pickle flavor without being overwhelming. If you love pickles, this one is a must. I’ve already used it in sandwiches, and I know I’ll add it to everything from dressing salads to dipping fries. It’s fresh, bold, and everything I didn’t know I needed in a mayo.

    2. Hot Giardinayo: This one surprised me. It’s spicy but not too much (I’d say a solid 7/10), with chunky bits of pickled veggies that give it texture and depth. It’s like a deli sandwich in mayo form, with just enough heat to keep it exciting. Very close 2nd in my book, almost tied for 1st.

    3. Tangy Dijonayo: If you’re a mustard fan, this will be your jam! It’s sharp and zippy with crunchy little bits of cornichon that make it extra satisfying. It’s bold but approachable; I feel like it will be perfect on a ham and cheese or anything that needs a mustardy kick.

    4. Original Mayo: A classic, but better. It’s creamy, smooth, and just the right amount of tangy. It’s the kind of mayo you’ll reach for when you need something simple but still elevated. The flavor reminds me a bit of Duke's, but it is still totally unique, and the texture is unlike a mayo I've had; maybe the closest…

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    Christina
    1 week ago
    Rated 5 out of 5 stars
    5 Stars

    It’s amazing! I love all the flavors! My fav is between the giardinayo and the original. Thank you!

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