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MORE GATHERING. LESS GUESSING.

You bring
the people.
We’ll do the math.

From the first deviled egg to the last tomato sandwich, find out how much to make—and how much Duke’s to bring.

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Duke’s Classic Potato Salad with a jar of Duke’s Real Mayonnaise
FEED YOURPEOPLE.KEEP THE TWANG.
On the table: Classic Potato Salad

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A full table starts here.

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The tomato sandwich has entered the chat.

Ripe tomatoes, two slices of bread, a generous swipe of Duke’s. Summer does not need a complicated recipe.

Tubby’s picks: tomato sandwiches + pimento cheese. Adds to your menu without removing anything.

Meet the jar behind the eyebrows
01

Who’s pulling up?

Count your people. We’ll take care of the portions.

16 people · planning for 14 adult-size appetites

02

What’s the occasion?

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03

How hungry is your crowd?

Your recipes, scaled to your crowd.

Ingredient ratios from the real Duke’s recipes. Full directions live on Duke’s.

Classic Potato Salad14 servings · 2.33× original recipe
  • Yukon Gold potatoes4.67 lb
  • Kosher salt9.33 tsp
  • Eggs7
  • Duke’s Real Mayonnaise2.33 cup
  • Duke’s Spicy Ground Mustard4.67 tbsp
  • Apple cider vinegar2.33 tbsp
  • Celery salt1.17 tsp
  • Black pepper1.17 tsp
  • Fresh chives, chopped0.58 cup
  • Dill pickles, chopped1.17 cup
  • Small red onion1.17
  • Celery stalks7

Chives follow the source ingredient list (¼ cup per batch); the source directions say ½ cup.

View official recipe & directions
Classic Deviled Eggs28 halves · 1.17× original recipe
  • Eggs14
  • Duke’s Real Mayonnaise3½ tbsp
  • Yellow mustard2.33 tsp
  • Dill weed1¾ tsp

Salt and pepper to taste.

View official recipe & directions

STRAIGHT FROM THE DUKE’S KITCHEN

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A LITTLE HOSTING KNOW-HOW

Less “is this enough?”
More “pass the plate.”

Make the most of your menu—and your mayo.

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