It turns out you can have eggless mayo—sort of—but you legally can’t refer to it as “Just Mayo” unless “just” means, like, “justice.”
In August, vegan food company Hampton Creek, maker of Just Mayo, received a warning from the Food and Drug Administration. The FDA said that Just Mayo was misleading name considering the product didn’t actually have any eggs, a central ingredient to mayonnaise, according to Quartz. Now Hampton Creek and the FDA have called a truce, agreeing that the “just” in Just Mayo now stands for “guided by reason, justice, and fairness” rather than “only.”
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