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15. That's too bad in a way - seems like it could have been an interesting argument

Sat Dec 20, 2014, 01:40 PM

Dec 2014

about language: just because everyone thinks "mayo" means "mayonnaise," are they really synonyms? Legally and/or linguistically?

Still, obviously good news for a small business.

I do think, however, that Just Mayo should reconsider their logo: a picture of a giant egg with a tiny branch in front of it does not symbolize 'no eggs' in my mind...

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Hellmann's maker Unilever drops suit over 'Just Mayo' [View all] LiberalElite Dec 2014 OP

Good. I bought this product at Costco and love it. mountain grammy Dec 2014 #1

Good! silverweb Dec 2014 #2

Kick for the Vegan brand Just Mayo.. sounds like it took off like gang busters! Cha Dec 2014 #3

Great news! Thanks for sharing. nt RiverLover Dec 2014 #4

Turning "false advertising" into free advertising. Codeine Dec 2014 #5

Liking the Product RobinA Dec 2014 #6

^What RobinA said^ tkmorris Dec 2014 #8

yes, :) "all beef" /shivers Sunlei Dec 2014 #12

I thought the logo was clever Ash_F Dec 2014 #17

The front of the label clearly says that it's egg free and vegan. LeftyMom Dec 2014 #19

what do they use in place of egg yolk? Sunlei Dec 2014 #7

But it's NOT mayo. HappyMe Dec 2014 #9

Just tastes like 'real' maynonnaise. Sunlei Dec 2014 #10

Sure it does. HappyMe Dec 2014 #11

they didn't put ground nuts and twigs in a jar CreekDog Dec 2014 #13

Good grief! HappyMe Dec 2014 #14

Interesting. flvegan Dec 2014 #16

That's too bad in a way - seems like it could have been an interesting argument petronius Dec 2014 #15

No Justice, No Mayo! Derek V Dec 2014 #18