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Vegan mayonnaise at Dutch supermarkets
16 mayonnaise at five Dutch supermarkets
Each is vegan by its label or by its ingredient list, which names no animal product.
Jean Bâton Mayo absolutely vegan245 ml · Nutri-Score DContains mustard€ 2,99at 3 shops
Flying Goose Sriracha mayo saus200 ml · Nutri-Score EContains mustard, soyfrom€ 3,42at 3 shops
Truffel mayonaiseJean Baton · 135 ml · Nutri-Score EContains mustardfrom€ 2,59at 5 shops- AH Terra Plantaardige mayo truffel smaak300 ml · Nutri-Score D€ 1,59Albert Heijn
- Red Phoenix Sriracha mayonaise350 mltraces of peanut€ 2,99at 2 shops
- Jean Bâton Mayonaise245 mlContains mustard€ 2,85Dirk
AH Terra Plantaardige mayo sriracha300 ml · Nutri-Score DContains mustard€ 1,59Albert Heijn- Brets Smaak Friet-Mayonaise 125 g125 gtraces of celery, cow's milk, lactose, milk, mustard€ 2,59Jumbo
Spicy truffel mayonaiseJean Baton · 250 mlContains mustard€ 3,99at 3 shops
Mayoneur Spicy Truffle Mayo 250 ml250 mlContains soy€ 2,49at 2 shops- Smaakt Mayonaise zonder ei bio235 gContains mustard€ 3,19PLUS
Mayoneur Sweet Chili Sesame Mayo 250ml250 mlContains mustard, sesame, soy€ 2,49at 3 shops
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Per supermarket
Jumbo has the most, with 7.
- Jumbo7
- Albert Heijn5
- PLUS4
- Hoogvliet2
- Dirk1
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- Vegan meat substitutes396
- Vegan cheese13
- Vegan chocolate284
- Vegan ice cream91
- Vegan sweets and liquorice226
- Vegan biscuits and cookies324
- Vegan cake and pastry59
- Vegan bread592
- Vegan pizza56
- Vegan ready meals238
- Vegan milk alternatives (plant drinks)269
- Vegan sweet spreads266
- Vegan crisps184
- Vegan savoury snacks74
- Vegan cereal, muesli and granola349
- Vegan soup and stock283
- Vegan sauces and dressings419
On a Dutch label
A pack that says it is vegan reads ‘veganistisch, vegan, plantaardig’.
Questions and answers
Which Dutch supermarket has the most vegan mayonnaise?
Jumbo, with 7. Then Albert Heijn (5), PLUS (4), Hoogvliet (2), Dirk (1).
How do you know a product is vegan?
By its label claim, or by its ingredient list: no meat, fish, gelatine or carmine, and no milk, egg or honey either. Some ingredients can come from plants or animals (E471, vitamin D3); the product page says so. Read the pack in your hand when in doubt.
Ingredient information comes from the manufacturers and supermarkets and may be out of date. Products without allergen information are left out: unknown is not the same as safe. Read the pack, especially with an allergy.