text: IP Monitor - MGM Roars to Registration - CIPO now allowing trade-marks for sound Authors: Adam Haller, Brian W. Gray Publication | March 2012 In a previous IP monitor, we reported that CIPO was inviting consultation on proposed amendments to the Trade-mark Regulations to accept, among other things, applications for sound marks which traditionally have not been allowed in Canada.On March 28, 2012, CIPO issued a practice notice stating that in view of a recent Federal Court order, effective immediately, the Trade-marks Office will accept applications for sound marks.The practice notice dictates that the application for a registration of trade-mark consisting of a sound should:a. state that the application is for the registration of a sound mark;b. contain a drawing that graphically represents the sound;c. contain a description of the sound; andd. contain an electronic recording of the sound.The practice notice also specifies that sound mark applications cannot be filed electronically and must be accompanied by a CD or DVD with the sound mark in MP3 or WAVE format of no greater than 5 megabytes. Today's notice comes on the heels of a recent change of heart by the Registrar in a lengthy dispute between Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer Lion Corp ("MGM") and the Registrar in relation to MGM's attempts to register the sound only portion of MGM's roaring lion as a trade-mark.In written submissions on a motion for consent judgement to the Federal Court, the Department of Justice argued on behalf of the Registrar that the Registrar erred in its findings that MGM's application, by including, inter alia, a visual representation, an audio recording, and a written description of the sound, did not satisfy the drawing requirement in 30(h) of the Trade-marks Act.For fuller details and the specifics of the revised practice, please visit this link to the CIPO website:http://www.cipo.ic.gc.ca/eic/site/cipointernet-internetopic.nsf/eng/wr03439.htmlPDF VersionDownload IP Monitor - MGM Roars to Registration - CIPO now allowing trade-marks for sound (pdf 88kb)


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Ketchup. You know, that corn syrup-laden deliciousness that kids will squirt on just about anything? For years it's been a grocery item I've had to replenish in my house almost monthly, but one day a few years ago while I was in the supermarket doing just that, my eyes caught something out of the ordinary. Among all the tall plastic squeeze bottles of ruby red ketchups was the most lovely glass jar of something that looked like what fresh tomatoes, raw sugar, vinegar and spices actually should look like: Sir Kensington ketchup. I bought a jar and from the very first taste I was smitten.
Recently Sir Kensington released a new line of creamy mayonnaise that I've been using in Ranch Dip to put out before dinner with raw veggie dippers. And with Easter right around the corner I know I'll need plenty more to whip into Dye-Free Deviled Eggs.
As you can tell, I'm taken with this company's tasty products, so I asked Sir Kensington if they would send four Weelicious readers a 4-pack of their ketchups and mayonnaise. They said yes and in addition they're throwing in $50 gift cards to Whole Foods! To enter for a chance to win, just leave me a comment below telling me your favorite way to enjoy mayonnaise. Winners will be chosen at random. Good luck!
This giveaway is now closed. Congratulations to the winners!
Cassandra M
Katie F
Annie C
Giveaway Details: Prize: Four (4) lucky weelicious readers will receive a $50 gift card to Whole Foods and a 4-pack of Sir Kensington's ketchup and mayonnaise. I have not been compensated in any way. All views and opinions expressed are my own. Duration: This giveaway will be open until Thursday, March 13th at 11:59pm. Who Can Enter: Open to residents in the USA and Canada. How to Enter: Leave a comment below. For more chances to win, share this giveaway on Pinterest, Twitter, Instagram, Facebook and Google+ with the hashtag #WeeliciousGiveaways, and leave a separate comment for each letting me know you've done so. How Winner Will Be Chosen: The winner(s) will be chosen at random and will be notified via email. The winner(s) will have 48 hours to respond or a new winner will be chosen. Disclosure: This giveaway is being provided by Sir Kensington. This is a product I know and use and trust in my own kitchen. I have not been compensated for this post and opinions are all my own.
In cole slaw!
I love condiments.
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Favorite way to enjoy mayo is in broccoli salad….raw broccoli, dried cherries, sliced almonds, onions, bacon…you get the idea.
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Thanks for the giveaway! Would love to try these!
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I actually tried mayo on homemade fries for the first time and it was quite good, but I love it on turkey sandwiches or tortilla roll ups, so much that that was all I dreamed of eating during my second pregnancy! Thanks!
looks delicious!
Our family loves egg salad sandwiches, and my recipe is simple – hard boiled eggs, mayo, a bit of salt and pepper. YUM!
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My favorite way to use mayonnaise is in a homemade aioli that I serve with lamb or salmon.
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These are the cutest condiment jars I've ever seen! Thanks for the giveaway
I love to use mayo on curry chicken salad!
Thank you for the chance to win. The ketchup will go quick in this house. Thanks for your tips they are helpful.
Thank you for the chance to win this item. Your tips are very helpful.
Sounds delicious. Going to see if I can fund it at Whole Foods.
By far mayo's top job in our home is the magic ingredient in homemade bleu cheese dressing! It's been a sort of tradition in my husband's family to have this delicious dip with veggies over festivities. Since I snagged the recipe from my M-I-L, I lovingly carry the torch on. I find if the mayo is not exceptional, the recipe falls apart. I'll be looking for Sir Kensington's at the local grocer! Thanks Weelicious!
OMG! I came across this recently and have been wanting to try it! Looks so yummy!!!
Sounds like some yummy products! Thanks for the giveaway!
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I love using mayonnaise to make my grandmother's egg salad recipe!
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My son will love to try a new "dip-dip"! He's obessed with dipping everything on his plate.
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Would love to try these!
I use mayo in spinach veggie dip.
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I love making chicken salad sandwiches with leftover rotisserie chicken! Mayo is awesome
I love mayo on sandwiches and as an ingredient in chicken marinades.
Love it!
I love mixing ketchup with mayo!!!! YUM! Our family calls it machup
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My favorite is in egg salad sandwiches and ranch dip
My favorite is in egg salad sandwiched band ranch dip
Sounds yummy! I'd love to try them. I hope they are available here in Canada
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My 4yo looooves ketchup! It'd be nice to have a healthier option
What an amazing giveaway! Would love to win and use these on delicious, healthy recipes for my husband and I
The original ketchup is delish. Haven't yet tried the others
Mayo in a Turkey BLT! Yummo.
These look so delicious! I would love to get away from the processed ketchup that we too live on
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Chicken salad sandwiches, potato salad, tuna salad, egg salad! Yummy!
I only use mayo in your tuna pasta salad….but it may grow on me….
I love my mayo! Even though my husband rags on me about eating too much I don't care. I make a lemony mayo dip for steamed broccoli and steamed artichokes and I love mayo on all my sandwiches, especially my BLT's!
Egg salad sandwiches!
I love the idea of natural mayo and ketchup. No HFCS here!
sounds delicious
Mayonnaise mixed with ketchup as a spread for sliced meatloaf or a meatloaf sandwich. Yum!
These look delicious! Yay for learning about new brands
I love using mayo on sandwiches!!
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Mmmm…..perfect ingredients for my "dream sauce"…. Mayo, ketchup and a bit of yellow mustard – french fry dip!
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I love Mayonnaise. On tomato sandwiches in my chicken salad sandwiches and just between two slices of Honey Wheat bread. Thanks for the chance.
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Love it in sandwiches, and mixed in with ranch dips…
I like to dip roasted turkey pieces into mayo!
I would love to try healthier mayo and ketchup!
Love it as a spread by itself as well as in chicken salad. mmm..
I love using mayo (mmmm..) as a spread by itself as well as in chicken salad.
Mayo baked on chicken or fish always makes them more moist n flavorful! Mmmm
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I love Mayo and Ketchup! These sound wonderful!
I love using mayo in spinach dip which I eat with Hawaiian sweet bread.
I like it in pasta salad, on sandwiches, and on chicken sandwiches.
Potato salad
Our favorite way to use mayo is in egg salad!!
I love mayo on sandwiches, deviled eggs, chicken salad, burgers, and wraps.
Would love to try these!
I love mayo on egg sandwiches.
Oooh will have to look for this in my grocery store
We would love to try any kind of dip/ketchup that could possibly maye our 21 year old try new foods.
Turns his nose up to anything that isn't white. Eggs, cheerios, milk, French fries, banana… All his faves. But the dipping idea is gaining possible momentum into new things!
I love using mayo on sandwiches & would love to try this brand!!
Wow, love their look, would love to try these.
Sounds delicious
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NICE giveaway idea…and the chipotle flavor looks really great! Thanks!
Never heard of Sir Kensington before but I am definitely going to see if I can find them at my Whole Foods next time I go. Thanks!
Love it with tuna!
I like my mayo on a BLT!
Love making wrap sandwiches with meats and veggies along with a spread of mayonnaise and brown mustard. The combo flavor is delicious and my kids ask for more!
I had never heard of this company either. I am always looking for HFCS and FCS free ketchup. Oh look, a square jar, how posh!
Looks so delish! Can't wait to try it!
Would love to try these!
We use mayonnaise nearly every day. Sandwiches, tuna salad, pasta salad, yum!
I'd never heard of this company before. Look forward to trying them!
I always use mayo to make homemade ranch dressing!
Tuna spinach salad sandwiches.
Chicken salad!
My grandpa's chicken salad!
After a BLT, my favorite way to have it is on an avocado and basil sandwich….. spread mayonnaise on some toasted bread, top with sliced avocado, basil leaves, and a sprinkle of salt and cayenne. It's a creamy, delicious sandwich made even better when good mayonnaise is used!
A yummy egg salad sandwich was the last way I enjoyed some mayonnaise. Before that was a lovely fresh garden tomato BLT. OK I am getting hungry now!
My favorite way to enjoy mayonnaise is to spread it on toast in making a BLT sandwich.
I love it on home made oven baked fries.
Cant forget the ketchup. It even taste good on steak.
My favorite way to eat mayonnaise is in coleslaw
My favorite way to enjoy mayonnaise is in a colslaw
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Oh my goodness – what a delicious giveaway! I have been a convert from grocery store ketchup every since I tried an artisan alternative….tastes so much better and far healthier for you!
where do i get this? it looks great!!!
Looks very yummy!
In chicken and tuna salads
We enjoy using mayonnaise in yummy egg salad sandwiches!
Deviled eggs and coleslaw!
Fav way to use mayo is a chicken or egg salad sandwich. And of course licking the spoon after making the sandwich!
Sounds good!
I would love to win these. I love trying out new foods.
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I love Whole Foods!
My husband and I blend chipotle peppers and mix it with mayo and spread it on sandwiches for a bit of spice! So good…
Would love to try out sir Kendington & love whole foods!!
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I would love to win these they look yummy
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I would LOVE to add this to my kitchen!!
In my homemade coleslaw
This give away sounds great!
I am a big fan of tuna salad sandwiches and I bet a great classic or flavored mayo would really up my sandwich game!
On a BLT!
My favorite way to use mayonnaise is on a turkey sandwich.
Would love to try with my son! Look delicious!
That would be awesome! My son loves ketchup but cannot have anything with food dyes (I know they make some w/out- but this is a great option)!
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My favorite way to use mayonnaise is in egg salad. Yum!
My favorite use for mayonnaise is in protein salads like tuna or egg.
Deviled eggs!
My kids are also ketchup fiends… would love to try this brand.
I would love to try the ketchup!
I enjoy using it to substitute in for other ingredients. Most recently, I have been using it as a coating for chicken and fish mixed with cheese and some other flavors. Keeps everything moist and tasty.
deviled eggs
Sounds great. Can't wait to try this.
Mayo? With French Fries of course!
I love mayo on my turkey and tomato sandwich!
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Always love a new find!! I love using mayo and Greek yogurt mixed together as a base for many sauces. From a Greek sauce for Cauliflower Fritters to an herb dip for veggies, the possibilities are endless!
My guilty mayo pleasure is dipping french fries in it, seriously delicious!
I love mayo in any kind of salad… Chicken salad, shrimp salad, tuna salad, egg salad……………
Great giveaway!
I would love to win! I have never heard of this brand. My 24 month old loves ketchup and so do I. I love to use mayonnaise to make deviled eggs. I love it. Please I want to win bad! These look so tasty.
I would love to try Sir Kensington's ketchup and mayo!
Would love to try!
My favorite use for mayo is in Emeril's roast chicken salad recipe, it's a nice creamy complement to the wilder flavors in there!
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Would love to try Kensington's all natural ketchup- I love that it's in a glass jar! the whole foods gift card makes it all that better, perhaps a burger bbq to use the ketchup + mayonnaise in an appropriate manner? I think so!
Would love to try Sir Kensington's!
Sounds like a great product to try! Love the jars and labels!
My favorite mayo-based recipe is a dillweed dip that my Mom always used for entertaining. The Sir Kensington products look amazing – would love to win!
I love ketchup!
What a great giveaway!
Oh yum. They all look soooo good.
Burgers of course!
As a dip for artichokes!
I love whipping up dressings with mayo! Sandwich spread, BLT's, a dollop in our homemade meatball soup-endless ways we use it! It's a staple condiment at our house, but I'd love to try the natural mayo and ketchup! Thank you for the giveaway!
Dips or blts…or burgers!
Tomato sandwiches!
My favorite way to use mayonnaise is on BLT's!
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Mayonnaise is great on Broccoli (straight), mixed in deviled eggs, combined in broccoli slaw dressing, and to make Any number of dips! Love the idea of better, fresher Mayo and Ketchup. We could use a taste.
These look awesome, and I am weeding out all HFCS in our diet. These would be fun to try at home and share with friends and family.
Would love to try an all-natural version of ketchup!
My daughter loves ketchup. I'd love to try this.
My kids will eat just about anything if there's a dallop if ketchup on the side. This brand looks good.
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OMG, these look fabulous! Would love to try them all! We would surely use this for all our bbqs this summer, these would taste good on all our grilled foods and burgers!
I love mayonnaise in tuna salad.
Would love to try these.
I use mayonnaise for egg salad. My son loves the egg salad wraps I make him for lunch.
I am not a fan of mayo as a condiment, but love the moistness it gives to cakes!
Thank you so much!! LOVE shopping at Whole Foods!
Thanks for the giveaway – love WF. Never tried Sir Kensington
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Chipotle mayonaise makes a simple and tasty chicken salad.
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Chipotle mayonaise makes a simple and tasty chicken salad!
In macaroni and avocado salad!
Egg salad is my fav use for mayonnaise
If I was to have mayo I would use it on a BLT.
On artichokes, of course!!!
Awesome cheesy bread that has parmesan cheese, mayo, and onions on it. Yummo!
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Banana, peanut butter and mayo on whole wheat bread! Yum.
Yummy! Looks delicious!
Egg salad!
This look great. We are trying to buy all natural food.
These look yummy! I definitely need mayo on my sandwiches!
I sneak mayo in with mashed avocado, lime juice, and chipotle, garlic and onion powders for a tasty spread or sauce for burritos or tacos. Yum!
Yum! These sound great! And who couldn't use some help paying our Whole Food$ bill ;o)
Yum! Would live to try these products!
Mayo is great on a turkey sub or in a yummy summer salad!
I love mayo in macaroni salad and egg salad.
These look great!
Awesome givewaway!
Would love to try Sir Kensington! Ee are getting a Whole Foods this summer in my city so that would be great too!
Nothing enhances a tomato sandwich like mayo. Always ready to try a new product. Will see if my store has this brand!
I use mayo the most often for chicken salad….chipotle would be a great way to add some variety! I'm so interested in those ketchups!!
these look yummy!
These look yummy!
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Sounds interesting, especially the chipotle…
These look so delicious and would make a great addition to my cooking!
My fave way to use mayo is as a base for creamy dressings and dipping sauces. It's an easy way to add richness, and I love that I know exactly what ingredients are in my family's condiments.
I'd love to try this. Thank you & God bless.
I enjoy mayo and ketchup mixed on hamburgers–Delish!
My favorite way to enjoy mayonnaise is in chicken salad. Mmmmm.
I love to use ketchup in my sweet and spicy wing sauce. I combine ketchup soy sauce honey garlic gochgang and sugar in a saucepan to reduce. When it's thick I coat freshly backed chicken wings. It's delicious!
I love mayo on corn on the cob! The best!
Salmon salad and chicken curry salad. (Mixed w/some greek yogurt.) Thanks for the opportunity!
Egg salad sandwiches!
I love mayo on my tuna salad
Fry sauce! Ketchup mixed with mayo.
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I love to use mayo as a dip with yummy, steamed artichokes!
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We love your lemon yogurt dipping sauce! So delish!
We love mayo on sandwiches and in dips.
We have never tried this brand. We have been trying to make our own, not successfully.
I am excited to try them!!
We love using it in tuna/egg/chicken salad sandwiches, as part of a salad dressing or dip!
Looks and sounds yummy!!!!
Love that these are all natural. Would love to try on sandwiches…yum!
I love to use mayo to make my dad's homemade cranberry chicken salad. We've been on the hunt for a healthier mayo than the one we've used for years, but haven't had much luck in the flavor department. This line could help make our search for a healthy AND delicious mayo complete <3
I'd love this for my little guy. He really enjoys dipping things in "sauce."
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Favorite way: Mayo on turkey sandwiches! 2nd choice: tuna salad.
I like mayo in dips! and on sandwiches.
I love mayo with tuna
Avocado tomato mayo sandwich! mmmmh.
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Sounds delicious! I love mayo in tuna salad – very traditional!
I NEVER like knowing that I am eating that high fructose corn syrup in my ketchup so I am really glad for this opportunity.
What a great giveaway! We just tried the ketchup for the first time and it was delicious!
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I would like to try spiced ketchup!
My favorite way to use it is in a fiesta corn salad!
Mix mayo with soy sauce and you will get the most AMAZING dip for steamed or roasted veggies like artichokes, asparagus, carrots and broccoli.
I love using natural mayo in artichoke/kale dip and in chicken or egg salads. Yum!
I love mayonnaise on my BLT!
I started loving mayo during my second pregnancy. Now I want it on any sandwich and I love egg salad and chicken salad.
Mayo on salmon sandwiches, yum!
Love my mayonnaise .
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I love a good chicken salad!!!
Mayonnaise is a staple in my life.
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I live using mayonnaise with homemade chicken salad sandwiches on croissants.
I use love to make egg salad sandwiches with mayo
Being in Florida means lots of fresh seafood….coleslaw….and homemade tarter sauce!!!!!! YUMO!
I like mayo with my tuna sandwich, potato salad and when doing oven-fried chicken.
What do I NOT like with mayonnaise. I think its my southern heritage, but I think everything is better with mayo!
Definitely in tuna-fish salad sandwiches!
The chipotle mayo sounds yummy
I like mayo in potato salad
I like mayo on sandwiches
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I like mayo in crab cakes
I like mayo for adding to crab cakes
Would love to try it!
I've totally been wanting to try these!
Mayo is great on sandwiches!!
I can't wait to look for this at whole foods and give it a try!
I love mayo in tuna salad and tuna melts!
Oven roasted, roast beef and cheddar sandwich with mayo, horseradish and mustard! Mm now my mouth is watering and I'm going to be looking for this brand at our stores!
Would love to try this!
My favorite way to eat mayonaise is on toasted rye bread topped with avocado slices, a touch of salt and a pinch if crushed red pepper!
Never heard of it. I am definitely going to look for sir Kensington ketchup on my next trip to grocery!
On burgers!!!
I'm a condiment junky! Can't live without ketchup and mayo. I love mayo in my lobster rolls. I also love to dip fries or chips in mayo! yum.
I'd love to try Sir Kensington products.
Never heard of it but it sounds awesome!
Yum, my 2 year old loves to dip his food– he'd love these!
Potato salad for sure!
Interesting! Never heard of this.
I just love ketchup, these look yummy!
Deviled eggs are my favorite and woul love to try with the chipotle mayo!
My daughter loves mayo and cheese sandwiches. Would be nice if it was all natural mayo!!!
I luv Sir Kensington's ketchup and mayo. I've used their ketchup as pizza sauce. A little bit goes a long way. And their mayo is super creamy. I never used other ketchup and mayo brands again. I hope to win their products as I use them every day..
Those bottles are so cute! I love mayo in potato salad with celery seed.
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Yum! And cute packaging to boot.
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in chicken or tuna salad. yum.
Looks Delicious!!!
Potato salad!
On a BLT with avocado!
In an Olivier Salad!
Deviled Eggs (now that you mentioned it)!
I'd most definitely use this on roast chicken sandwiches! Love the packaging!
We really like the chipotle mayonnaise. Love this brand!
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Would love to win. Love trying new sauces
Chicken Salad Sandwich, YUM!
looks like a good product to try… Thank you for sharing!
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What a wonderful giveaway. My favorite way to enjoy mayo is when I make my own aioli, yummie!
I would love to start introducing healthier condiment options to my 2 year old. She would absolutely love the ketchup.
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I would love to try these – I love condiments!
I can't believe I've never had this! I stopped eating ketchup with the exception of making it. I'm so happy about this brand! Must check it out. Thanks!
I would love to try them!!!! I pretty new to whole foods and ready to jump in!!!
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Sounds delicious!
I would love to try these!! I don't buy ketchup or mayo because of all the stuff in them. These sound great!
They sound great!
Would love to win!!
Sounds yummy-licious
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Mayo in deviled eggs of course! And southern potato salad and just a taste in tuna salad. Thank you, karen
yum, yum, yum
great giveaway! =)
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Sandwiches, dips, deviled eggs, salads. Mixed with yogurt or sour cream, mustard, apple cider vinegar as a dip for artichokes. Delicious!
I don't eat much mayo but when I do I love it on a sandwich of whole wheat bread with ham or turkey! And in my tuna salad.
My favorite way to enjoy mayonnaise is on a sandwich. Yummm
Either on toasted tomato sandwiches (gotta be garden fresh!) or the lobster rolls I make from this site!
Mmmm…..these look heavenly!!
I can't wait to try these!
less processed and guilt ridden condiments!!! yay!
Can't wait to try these!
Can't wait to try this. I love tunafish salad but always feel a little guilty using that much mayo. Sir Kensington's mayo and catchup would ease my guilt. Thanks for all that you do for us. I look forward to all your posts.
Sounds good. Would love to try there different items. Hope its sold in Pa.
We use mayo on sandwiches and in tuna and deviled eggs. It's hard finding a better for you mayo and ketchup that tastes like our favorite regular brands. My husband is quite skeptical that this can be accomplished.
I love to use it in dips or on my hot dogs.
Love this ketchup! Would love to try the other products too.
Would love to try them!
Yum…thanks for a chance to win…
In a crunchy fresh chicken salad or, I gotta admit, I enjoy my ketchup+mayo fry sauce!
Mayonnaise is made for hamburgers IMO The chipotle mayo sounds really good!!
We enjoy using mayo in egg salad, devilled eggs, tuna salad and lots of other recipes. We haven't seen or tried this brand. Love the Whole Foods Market though don't get to one often as it's not local, it's a treat when we do. Thank you for the chance to win!
I love making multiple batches of deviled eggs with different flavors of mayo and/or mustard to make them special. and unique.
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I like mayo in chicken salad sandwiches.
Mayo is my go-to for easy baked fish. Spread a thin layer on the fish fillet, sprinkle with bread crumbs & parmesan cheese, and bake. Delicious, fast & so easy. But delicious. Really delicious.
Spicy mayo in deviled eggs sounds divine!
I mix plain yogurt with mayo (about 1/4 mayo), then add a little fresh lemon juice and garlic and a pinch of salt for a great dip that is especially good with steamed broccoli. It's delicious and makes the broccoli addictive.
Hot artichoke garlic dip!
Please enter me for the giveaway, I'd love to try these!! Thanks for a chance to win!
Love to make curry chicken salad in the summer!
My mom found a recipe for what she called mayonnaise cake back in the 60's that was a special treat for our family. It was so moist it was almost like pudding. It did not need a frosting it was so moist. Mom liked to make it because she did not need to buy eggs or oil and she always had mayonnaise on hand.
I use mayonaise in meat salads; and on all of my sandwiches. Love it in deviled eggs and on baked chicken breasts. Have you tried it under the skin on whole chickens and turkeys? It keeps the breast meat moist and tender.
Wow, these look amazing!! I'd be especially interested in trying the chipotle mayo on sandwiches. my two year old LOVES ketchup and I would love to find him a healthier version! I love spicy ketchups for something a little different. My favorite is curry ketchup.
They sound delicious!
Sounds tasty — I'd love to try them!
Sounds Delicious!
what a fabulous prize! i want to try the spiced ketchup and hubby would love the chipotle mayo. thanks
Sounds great – I always try to get the ketchup without HFCS, and I've never heard of this brand. I'll have to check it out.
I love it in tartar sauce with lemon juice for fried fish and shrimp!
This would be fun to win! I use mayo in my homemade caesar dressing.
I love mayo on scrambled egg sandwiches!
With canned salmon.
I have never heard of this brand before. What a great way to expand our condiment palette!
I like mayonaise with egg salad sandwiches,
My boys love ketchup!
Love mayo with garlic on a sandwich.
Sounds great!
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Looks amazing!
i love making a pepper mayo to put on my grilled chicken. the ketchup sounds so good, i cannot stand most ketchup's because they are so sweet or vinegary. thanks for the chance to win, i love whole foods' produce!
mixed with garlic, spread on bread, and than plopped under the broiler to get all golden and bubbly
would love to win!
My favorite way to use mayo is on salmon. I coat the the top with mayo and then layer on almond slices. Yummy!
So, do these not have corn syrup? That is heavenly! Would love to try that!
My 3 y/o has just entered the "all foods must be dipped" stage. I normally don't encourage it because healthy dips are hard to find. I'll be on the look out for these for him to try!
I would love to try these!
Look delicious!
I love coating fish and chicken in mayo before covering with breadcrumbs.
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It would be nice to find a ketchup I could feel good about serving to my kids.
My favorite way to use mayonnaise is to use it as a coating before rolling in crumbs (either bread, coconut flakes, crushed chips, etc.) for saute! This can be for tofu, chicken, and even lightly steamed veggies such as broccoli or carrots! I have to go and look for Sir Kensingtons! I love mayo for my potato salads, sandwiches, cake recipes, salad dressing/dip when mixed with ketchup, too!
Delicious! Would love to try a new brand. Thanks
Yum – mayo in tuna fish sandwiches and ketchup on burgers, fries… Would love to try!
I live in a small mountain community, but next time I go to the big city 4 hours away, I plan on looking for this ketchup and mayo at Whole Foods. Mayo in my smashed white bean sandwich filling! Yum!
Favorite way to enjoy mayo is in a delicious chicken salad sandwich…yum
Great giveaway! Would love to try.
Oh Mayonaise, I have many favorite uses for it. My favorite currently is I use it to make my own ranch dressing.
I would love to try this. Thanks for the giveaway!
These look great! (Mmm chipotle mayo!)
On a chicken salad sandwich.
I don't use mayo much, mostly just with tuna fish, but I'm very excited at the possibility of trying the all-natural ketchup! It looks so tasty!
I would love to try this! Sharing on FB
I love to use mayo in my crunchy chicken salad with cranberries and pecans and celery!
LOVE these!!! They are so cute and I've heard they are delicious… my kiddos would be so excited to win this one
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Egg salad!
I love egg salad sandwiches, with mayo of course!
I would love to try a new, more natural version of both the ketchup and the mayonnaise!
My family would love to try the ketchup!!
I would love to try this ketchup out and I'm sure my boys and my husband would too!
Yum and Yes Please!
They look very tasty.
I use mayonnaise as a succulent, moist addition to crab cakes. Children and adults love them!! Another favorite way is spreading it on French bread for roast beef and gravy po-boys!! Yumm!
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Very Exciting. Thank you.
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In egg salad sandwiches and on blts
Love mayo! Excited to try it!!!!
In deviled eggs or chicken salad.
love it mixed with tuna salad!
In chocolate cake and homemade ranch!
I like to use mayo as a sauce on chicken to help keep it moist as it bakes.
Would love to win!
these sound great, looking forward to trying them!
Would love to win!
What a great product. Thanks for the giveaway
Yummy! Would love these!
I would love to try the mayo in my deviled eggs and Cesar dressing.
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Actually, I prefer mayonaise on top of most things Americans use ketcup, like french fries. It is a must with fish and in croissant sandwiches.
Just getting my girls to eat tuna with a little mayo – excited to try an all natural brand of mayo! Will look for it at my local grocer!
on a blt! these look SO yummy!
My favorite way to use mayo is making a "Thai" taco. I mix mayo with sweet chili pepper sauce and toss with shredded cabbage, carrots and chickpeas.
Egg salad!
I love mayo in tuna, chicken and egg salad.
On a BLT!
I like mayo in wraps or egg salad!
Golden Artichoke dip is my favorite recipe with mayonnaise. Warm, gooey cheese with sour cream and mayonnaise, a delicious onion flavor, and artichoke…what could be better for football Sunday?
I would absolutely love to win this!
This may sound gross to some, but on toast with salt and pepper!!
The best!
Use mayo with Sirirachi (sp) to make a spicy sauce to eat with a tilapia sandwich loaded with arugula!
Mayo on sandwiches is always a good basic, but even with chicken that is baked!
With tuna fish and pickles!
yummy, love the packaging.
Id love the chipotle flavor with fries!
Help my family leave Heinz behind! Lol
Egg salad!
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I like to use mayo in chicken salad! Along with dill and parsley. I'm getting hungry just writing this
oh boy I love mayo!
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Tuna salad!
I love mayo on sandwiches, egg salad, tuna salad and mixed with ketchup as a dipping sauce for fries
I would love to try them. I'm, also going to Whole Foods ASAP to look for them.
I love trying new things and have never heard of this brand. Loving that they are all natural and the mayo would be great in dips!
I would love to win this package because it's perfect for dipping fries- I mix ketchup, mayo and a little sugar and viola! Awesome dip for fries.
Tuna sandwich
My favorite condiments are tartar sauce and aiolis – mayo is the base for either of these and the variations are endless.
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Tuna salad
Ohhh….BLT and Tuna Egg Salad
I would love to try this brand!
Tuna salad!
I mix Worcester sauce and mayonnaise together for crab cakes or sweet potatoe fries. Yum!
Chicken salad
I enjoy seasoned mayo as a spread for sandwiches.
I love mixing some adobo sauce with my Mayo (I'm a Hellman's fan). Wonder if the stores by me sell Sir Kensingtons…
I enjoy flavored mayo as a spread for my sandwiches
I would love to try some of this!
Much more healthful.
We love halved avocados with wasabi(just a hint!) chicken salad in the pit area. We switched to vegannaise recently, as big brand mayo just seemed to be getting farther & farther from "real", but I'll be looking for this brand at WF to try! We make our own ketchup–it's EASY–and had to switch to calling it "red sauce" as one of my 3yo's had some at a friend's house and promptly spit it out, saying "this is not ketchup". Gotta love the no-filter of a kiddo ;). I bet these ketchups are tasty!
Love mayo in chicken salad!
I grew up using mayonnaise to make chicken or tuna souffle sandwiches. A yummy oven baked version of one of my summer salad favorites.
Egg salad sandwiches
Looks yummy!
I love it in homemade chicken salad!
I dip fresh cod in mayo and fresh breadcrumbs to make the most tender fish sticks ever.
I've seen these, but never tried them. I only seem to notice them when I'm not in need of condiments. I did read the ingredients and was very impressed.
Liked it and commented on Facebook under name Cindy Bloom :-). Please let this be the first time I win something
Favourite way to enjoy mayonnaise? Whip up a batch of incredibly delicious and easy chipotle mayo – chipotle in adobo sauce, fresh lime juice, crushed garlic, cumin, Mexican oregano and mayo – and you have a condiment above all others!!
On a Turkey club- yum!
would love to try, my oldest would eat only ketchup if I let her
Have wanted to try this for a while, they don't sell it where I live
Always looking for great Ketchup without the added 'stuff'!
I love mayo with Tuna and crackers
Would love to try!
I like mayonnaise in chicken salad and potato salad.
These look awesome, favorite way to enjoy mayo is in chicken salad.
Usually on a good sandwich!
I would love to try this!
My favourite way to use mayonnaise is in potato salad, with pickles and apples.
corn-syrup free condiments sound amazing!
Love the branding! I've never seen these before, but now I need to look for them at Whole Foods!
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I have never tried these condiments. Would love to shop at Whole Foods and get some.
Mayo is best with an avocado sandwich! So simple yet so delish !
I am so excited to try this new product. It looks so yummy and at my house we just adore condiments! very exciting! Thank you!
I use mayo for making tuna salad to spread on sandwiches and crackers!
Favorite way to use mayonaise has to be deviled eggs!
Great to know about this product! I've been looking for a good ketchup with healthy ingredients. Thanks!
Mayo in chicken salad is a favorite. Thanks.
I like to use mayonnaise in dips and also in chicken salad (chicken, celery, grapes, mandarin oranges, mayonnaise, and curry powder).
Favorite way to use mayo is broccoli-stuffed chicken. A little bit of mayo and dejon mustard give just the right mount of flavor and juice! Thanks for the give-away; looks very tasty.
These look fantastic! Can't wait to try the spiced ketchup.
I love mayo on a simple turkey sandwich. Can't beat it.
Would love to try these. Thanks for the chance!
I bet that chipotle mayo would be awesome for a chicken salad sandwich!
I love to use mayonnaise in my grandmother's amazing recipe for potato salad!
A tasty avocado sandwich is best with mayo! So simple and yet so good- just a slice of toast with mayo, avocado and a pitch of salt..
My favorite way to use mayo will use both of these products-fry sauce! 2 parts mayo, 1 part ketchup, and a little onion powder. Yum!
Fun giveaway! My cousin was raving about Sir Kensington's recently!
These look so delicious. Would love to win a 4 pack and share with my family.
They look so good! Thanks!
Love Whole Foods!
These look great! Thanks for introducing us to so many great products!
Favorite way to use mayo is to mix it with Worcestershire, yellow mustard, stone ground mustard and A1 and some cracked black pepper and use that on sandwiches!
Gluten free toast smeared with mayo and avocado with a pinch of salt. So good and filling for breakfast! Kids love too.
looks yummy!
I cannot wait to give it a try! It looks delicious.
I'd love to try them.
This is the first I've seen a 'Sir Kensington' brand of ketchup. What a fun name, and a healthy alternative!
Yum! Love the flavored ones on sandwiches!
Mixed in tuna. I happen to be eating it right now.
Deviled eggs. Yum!
BLT w/Mayo….and chocolate milk
We like mayo on tomato sandwhiches.
In spinach artichoke dip.
My favorite way to enjoy Mayanoise is on sandwiches with lunch meat, lettuce and tomatoes and very fresh baked bread.
Potato salad!!
Would love to try these products! Going all natural in our house.
On a sandwich!
I have never seen this product! I would love to try it
I would love to try this with chicken salad!
With tuna.
I use mayonnaise in my dark chocolate cake, just to add more moisture and make it more decadent!
I had never heard of these and they all sound AMAZING! Hard to decide which to get first! Probably Chipotle Mayo on fish tacos. Yum!
My favorite way to use mayonnaise is on sandwiches.
I'm eating an egg salad sandwich right now! Have to have some mayo with that! Yum
I love mayonaise in my Bacon Swiss dip that I make for every party I need to bring a dish to. I bet this would add an extra layer of delicious flavor.
I use mayo in my tuna salad
I like mayonnaise in chicken salad!
Ooh those look good!
I love to spread mayo on a piece of good bread and top with avocado slices.
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I love mayonnaise in my pasta salad and my son loves it on his ham and cheese sandwich.
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My husband loves deviled eggs!
Bacon, Lettuce & Tomato Sandwiches
PotAto salad
I love using it in my baked cheese and artichoke dip!
Cold turkey sandwiches, egg salad, and tuna salad.
As the sauce base for horseradish carrots or Caesar dressing.
Love it in seafood salsa and pasta salads !
The best way to enjoy mayonnaise is on a great sandwich with avocado and pepper jack cheese.
With potato/veggie salad or on boiled eggs sliced in half with a sprinkle of paprika:)
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Bacon and tomato sandwiches
Ranch dressing! Or a pork and cucumber sandwich.
Never heard of this product but looking forward to trying it!
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Looks delicious! These would be great for burgers and sandwiches for my work lunches!
Always on the lookout for all natural products. Can't wait to try!
That chipotle mayo sounds wonderful.
My favorite way to use mayo is in making my own sauces. I make tarter sauce and a copy cat sauce from Raising Canes that I love.
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Love mayo in homemade cole slaw, and chicken and tuna salads!
I love mayonaise with fish sandwiches. I like the idea of making your recipe for ranch dip as well. Thanks for the great recipes and cookbooks!
We don't use mayo much but it is a necessity in tuna salad and egg salad! Would live to try these!
I make a corn dip that my family loves! It has mayonnaise, corn, sour cream, Parmesan cheese, onions, and shredded cheddar. It goes great with corn chips.
These sound amazing… I saw them online before but I wasn't sure about ordering them, I would love to win so I could try them and maybe order some online since they don't sell them at my grocery store. Thanks for the chance
My favorite way to enjoy mayonnaise is through deviled eggs, egg salad and on a turkey sandwich!
The chipotle mayo looks awesome.
I have never tried their products….sounds awesome! Thanks for the chance to win.
I love dipping my fries in campfire sauce which contains mayo.
Yum! I want to try the spicy ketchup!
Looking forward to trying them, it is tough to find raw sugar ketchup!
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Can't wait to try these products. Egg salad and BLT's … Yum!
My favorite way? A chicken salad sandwich.
My favorites for mayo are on a BLT or chicken salad
boring, but my favorite way to enjoy mayo is a simple chicken salad with grapes, celery and sliced almonds. thanks for the chance!
Love this!
Looks delicious!
Mayo in tuna sandwiches!
Love a little mayo on my ham sandwich!
I like to use mayo in my potato salad and tuna salad! Would love to try this brand, have never seen it before.
My favorite way to enjoy mayonnaise is to spread it on whole wheat bread for a turkey sandwich with lots of lettuce, tomato and pickle!
I can't wait to try it!
Would love to win! Want to try that chipotle mayo.
yum! mayo mixed into spinach dip, or on a sandwich!
Ketchup is my whole family's weakness!
Looking forward to trying these!
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Chipotle mayo…………yum!!
On a vegetarian Tempeh-Lettuce-Tomato-Avocado sandwich. Can't wait for summer to have these again!
I'm a fan of using mayonnaise in chicken salad recipes!
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I love mayonnaise how my son loves his ketchup, with homemade oven fries!
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Use mayo for chicken salad, add diced celery, onions, and green & red peppers for extra flavour and colour, my two and a half year old loves it.
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My kids will especially love the spiced ketchup
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Use mayo in chicken salad or deviled eggs. Great giveaway!
A ham sandwich and potato salad!
Egg salad sounds really good right now!
Mayo makes almost any sandwich better – especially egg sandwiches!
Oh the many ways I use mayonnaise! My favorites are on top of chicken breast with parmesan cheese, then bake; chicken salad with celery and cranberries and for pasta salads. My husband uses it on top of salmon when he grills it with some brown sugar.
Another way to have mayo is spread it on French bread with diced onions, shredded cheese and garlic powder. Cook in the oven until melted.
My kids will eat anything if they can have "dippers"
I would love to try these, this is what makes a good sandwhich, great!
Egg salad. Yummy.
Just like my kids, I love ketchup and mayo with everything!
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Looking forward to trying and sharing these great products with my family. Thank you for the thoughtful giveaway!
I love mayo on a fresh summer tomato!
I love mayo on a boiled egg sandwich – I slice my egg, spread mayo on toast, sprinkle on some seasoned salt, and voila!
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My girls & I are 'sauce' freaks so we would love to try this!!
Thank you
Looks amazing! We need a healthier version of ketchup in our house for sure!
I love using mayo in spicy tuna salad. Yum!
These sound great. And good for you too.
Cant wait to try this!
Love them!
Love your website!!! So many great tips and meals for my picky 1 year old. We are taking her on her first plane ride this weekend and I loved your little 'how to travel' video!!
Looks yummy! Personally, I like to put my mayo on French fries. Sounds yucky, I know. But I learned to do it that way while living in Belgium as a little girl. Yum!
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Cant wait to try this item!
Omg I need to get my hands on this!!! I love mixing mayo and ketchup together for a delicious dip for french fries!
Can't wait to try!
Love to use mayonnaise on sandwiches or in chicken salad. Would love to win this.
Can't wait to try this item!
My fav way to eat mayo- With saffron mixed in it- then dip carrot fries in the mixture!
I have been wanting to try their mayo
Can't wait to try this brand!
Favorite use of mayo = homemade version of Whole Foods Sonoma Chicken Salad. So glad they publish their recipes online!
Thank you! I've boycotted most condiments for my family, so I'm happy to hear of Sir Kensington.
My family enjoys mayo on things like burgers–or in their tuna or chicken salad sandwiches…….Nothing fancy, but simple goodness!
Can't wait to try.
My husband LOVES Sir Kensington! We're forced to order online because it's tough to find in stores!
Would love to try this product! My daughter loves ketchup!
Love mayo on sandwiches and burgers.
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The spiced ketchup is so good!!
I love mayo straight up, on French Fries!
I would like to try!
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hmmm. I love mayo on a really good BLT or possibly in a homemade veggie dip.
What a great giveaway; thanks!
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I love organic ketchup but never tried them. Would love to win and find a new product that is good for you.
I like mayo in egg salad. I'd love to try a healthier option.
I love adding different herbs to make dipping sauces for veggies. This is the second time in a week that I've heard great things about this brand. Would love to try their products!
My favorite way to enjoy mayonnaise is in chicken salad sandwiches with apple and dried cranberries. My kids love it too.
Oh yum, chipotle mayonnaise! I see lots of dip potential!
I just discovered a delicious mayo-based marinade for chicken breasts that is great! Mayo, garlic, honey, lemon juice, herbs….fabulous!
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these all sound delish
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Yum! I would love to try these.
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My wife would love these!
Love to try new, healthy brands.
I like to use mayo in chicken or tuna salad.
Exactly what I have been looking for! YUM!
I love mayo as a base for chicken and egg salads. It's also a wonderful condiment for turkey-cheese sandwiches. I would love to try this brand's ketchup too!
My family loves mayonnaise mixed with dill and spread on sandwiches. This brand of ketchup and mayo sounds fantastic!
Oooh I would use that mayo on turkey sammies!
Chipotle mayo sounds great!
Mayo on sandwiches with leftover Thanksgiving turkey is the best!
Looks great! Hope I get to try it.
Yum! On roasted potato fries… Classic.
Looks delicious. The chipotle mayo would be great to liven up sandwiches!
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Hadn't heard of this brand before. I'll have to try it out!
I love no HFCS(high fructose corn syrup) ketchup.
I'm not a big mayo fan, but do use in marinades for chicken sometimes. It really makes the chicken nice and moist!
I love, love, LOVE Sir K's stuff. So great!!!
Great giveaway.. I love trying new products without all the added junk and love shopping at Whole Foods! I made your green juice today and my kids loved it! Trying my first weelicious menu plan next week!
These look great! I would love to try them…
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These look great! I would love to try them…
Love ketchup. The spicy one looks yummy.
I like mayo on but sandwiches best.
Ketchup on most anything!
I love the packaging design. Great giveaway!
I enjoy mayonnaise in my bacon/broccoli salad! I'm so happy I came across this post, its hard to find ketchup and mayo that isn't loaded with ingredients that I particularly don't want to consume!
I love mayo! I think my favorite is with artichokes.
Ooh I haven't seen these in stores here, yet…I'd love to try some of that mayonnaise!
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On sandwiches for sure …
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I mostly use it in homemade walnut shrimp! Yummy!
on sandwiches and as dips
I love Mayo on Turkey Sandwiches, hamburgers and in Artichoke dip!
Egg or tuna salad. Looks good!
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On burgers!
Thank you so much. Would love this. #WeeliciousGiveaways
This looks good!
We are big fans of ketchup in our house (most often on our sweet potato fries) and those jars might actually convert me to a fan of mayo as well!
I'm not usually a mayo fan….but I cannot turn down an egg salad sandwich! Can't wait to try Sir Kensington!!
Egg Salad!
Sounds great! Thanks for the giveaway
Parmesan crusted chicken!!
Mayo is best on a nice burger for me. Although I also really like macaroni salad too.
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Wowsers! That stuff looks good.
On sandwiches or my super secret potato salad!
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Thanks for the chance to win – and the brand tip! Will be on the lookout!
Mixed with a little horseradish and served with grilled steak frites.
Mayo in deviled eggs for the win!
Definitely the best store-bought mayo I have ever tried.
We use mayo mostly on sandwiches – LOVE using flavored mayo the most!
Thank you
Ketchup is definitely the most used condiment in our house. I swear it's a major food group for us.
Would love to try those!!
We love condiments in our family and I am always looking for healthier options. Would love to try this!
Would love to try this!!!
I love my mayo mixed with morrocan spices for a topping to a salmon burger my family loves.
My house is a ketchup house. I would love to find one that is a healthy but yummy version. Thanks. I will keep an eye out for this product at the grocery store too.
Love it on a BLT.
Love mayo soy sauce smothered on top of salmon fillet. Then bake. Very flavorful and moist salmon.
I will be looking for these products on my next trip to the grocery story.
We use mayo on everything. Lately we've tried it on Chicken before cooking and cook the chicken with it smathered on. I wonder if it does not have Soy in Sir Kensington Mayo? I eat mayo but it has soy in it and I'm a little allergic to soy.
I use it in a dip recipe. Yummy.
Sounds delish!
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On a BLTAC (Bacon Lettuce Tomato Avocado & Cheese) or any sandwich!
Great giveaway! I'm excited to try this ketchup!
I would really like to try this Sir Kensington's Ketchup with some french fries. Thank you!
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Best use of mayonnaise- deviled eggs!! ( but southern style of course with relish)
Mix mayo with ketchup and use to dip boiled shrimp
Would love to try these!
I haven't tried this product and would love a chance to give it a taste. Thanks!
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Enter me in the contest, I'd love to give it a try!
Fave way to enjoy mayo? On toasted bacon/lettuce/tomato sandwiches – both sides of the bread, then cut on a diagonal Perfection!
Ketchup is an absolute NECESSITY in our house – my husband claims we are in a state of emergency should it run out!!
I am very excited to try the Sir Kensington's Ketchup on my french fries now! Thanks!
I had no idea that these products are available! Wow, I'd love to try them.
I just found the best Fish taco sauce (even my kids like it) it has Mayo, whole milk yogurt, taco seasoning, smoky paprika and lime juice SOOOOOO yummy!!!
Yum…mayo with a spoon!
Would love to try this new brand of Ketchups.
I share the giveway on Facebook!
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Would love this!
Yumm ketchup!
My son asks for ketchup and "sauce" (mayo) with just about everything–would love to give these a try!
I love mayo mixed with ketchup as a dip for french fries!
We love mayo and ketchup in our house – would like to try a healthier version.
Mayo with ketchup and a little bit of hot sauce to dip french fries in!
Love this website. I h;ave been having a hard time finding a good tasting Mayonnaise. None of them seem to do the trick.
As a dip for thick cut French Fries.
only like mayo on tuna, but my family loves ketchup!
Chicken Salad Sandwiches With celery, grapes and apples in the fall. YUM
I love Weelicious and would be delighted to try Sir Kensington's mayonnaise!
I use it in a dip recipe. Yummy!
This is the first time I've heard of Sir Kensington's products. My MIL is temporaily staying with us and literally goes through a whole tub of mayo from Costco in a month. In a month! I would love to switch some of her foods to heathier versions. The ketchup looks delicious. I'm going to go to their website and see what else they offer.
Sure would love to try that! I bet it tastes fabulous on a sandwich!
would love to try this out!!
I use it for egg salad and on my hamburgers!
I have never heard for this brand! Would love to try it! I like to put mayo in my chicken salad with cranberries and chopped celery. Mmm!
On sandwiches!
I would love to try this!
Love mayo on a fresh deli sandwich!
I love go use MAYO as part of my seasoning for fish before I broil or bake it keeps FISH moist.
Would love to try this out!
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Would love to try this!!
In egg salad or with just lettuce and tomato on whole wheat
definitely in egg salad!
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I myself, do NOT like mayo! My hubby does though, and he loves making tuna salad. The mayo he uses though is poor quality and I'd love for him to try a better option!
Deviled eggs, hands down.
Looks super tasty! I'll definitely have to try the ketchup & mayo!!
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Would love to try this brand!
I have been wanting to try this!
My favorite way to use mayo is to mix a little with a little hot sauce or blend with chipotle peppers to make a spicy sauce that is great on veggie burgers or chicken sandwiches.
chicken salad
I shared it on Facebook. I haven't had Sir Kensington products before, but I want love to try it.
I have never been a mayo fan – probably because it is so unnatural so would love to try this and the ketchup – my kids CANNOT live without it!!
I love Sir Kensington's mayo. I have not tried the ketchup yet, need to head to Whole Foods for a jar!
Chicken salad!
And in this house everything is dipped in ketchup! Would love to have healthy options!
I love it on a BLT!
Yum! My toddler and husband adore ketchup. It'd be great to find a less sugary version they enjoy.
My favorite way to eat mayonnaise is to use it as a dip for my french fries. Sometimes I will add a bit of Cajun seasoning to it , but mostly I just eat it plain.
Love using ketchup in my meatballs!
I use mayonnaise on all sandwiches, burgers and dips. Would love to try their product. (My boys put ketchup on EVERYTHING!)
I love to make homemade tarter sauce with fresh fried fish – so much better than anything store bought!
I usually dislike mayo – I don't put it on anything. But I do mix it to make a yummy cheese sauce to create au gratin potatoes.
Would live to try it! Is it sold at Whole Food?
Yummy! We like it on sliders and sandwiches.
I like to use it in garlic aioli spread on roast beef wraps … YUM!
Love it on sandwiches and when making tuna fish salad
looks so good!
Favorite way is in cassaroles, etc. Thank you!
My daughter puts ketchup on everything! These would be great!
Chicken Salad!
Love that stuff! I used it on sandwiches, as a rub, etc.

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Urban decay has no single cause; it results from combinations of inter-related socio-economic conditions—including the city's urban planning decisions, the poverty of the local populace, the construction of freeway roads and rail road lines that bypass the area, depopulation by suburbanization of peripheral lands, real estate neighborhood redlining, and xenophobic immigration restrictions
He seems amiable enough.
In the late 1950's and 1960's a bypass was constructed to divert traffic away from the downtown district. This allowed a smooth connection between the north-south route to Washington/Lynchburg with the east-west connector of Route 250 (paralleling the old Three Notch'd Road). In addition, a major east-west interstate was constructed (Route 64) passing a mile south of the town center.These major highway improvements were a part of the national campaign to improve commerce and ease of travel in general. Another trend that Charlottesville experienced in the late 1950's and early 1960's also paralleled accepted doctrinaire planning practice of the time. Amidst controversy, and with a very thinly disguised racist agenda, the city decided to exercise "urban renewal" with the neighborhood of Vinegar Hill. This process of slum clearance occurred in tandem with a particularly tense and incendiary situation surrounding desegregation in general and school desegregation in particular. At the time, the exclusively white high school (Lane High) was located at the base of the Vinegar Hill neighborhood and the principal black school (Jefferson School) was located on the western edge. While the city was only temporarily successful in fighting the federal mandate for school integration, the impact of the city's treatment of the Vinegar Hill residents and urban fabric produced a profound and long lasting effect. As a part of this agenda, around five-hundred black residents of the city were displaced, and the primary commercial district for the town's African-American community was destroyed. In place of this active neighborhood, the city installed a major north-south connecting road (McIntyre) facilitating relatively high speed connections between Ridge Street and the Route 250 bypass. Eventually, a number of larger scale commercial buildings, a courthouse, apartments and condominiums and a hotel were constructed, situated typically amidst large areas of parking. In the mid-1970's, the city also decided to eliminate car traffic on Main Street downtown in favor of exclusive pedestrian access. The construction of the Mall was a part of this larger urban renewal strategy, attempting to staunch the flow of business activity away from the city center. Meanwhile, absent any significant zoning constraints within the county, the 1970's and 1980's witnessed extraordinary and virtually uncontrolled growth of strip developments in the peripheral areas of town.
Quote from: stephendare on April 14, 2012, 01:09:14 PMHe seems amiable enough.Yeah, but then most dead guys are.
Whether it is commuting to work, embarking on the great American road trip or something as simple as receiving a product that has wended its way across hundreds, perhaps thousands of miles of highway, nearly everyone in America benefits from the Eisenhower Interstate System on a day-to-day basis. Most Americans, however, do not know the history behind one of the country's greatest public works projects, and fewer still understand the motivation of the man whose personal experience and vision brought the massive and challenging project to fruition. The story of the creation of the Interstate Highway System spans two world wars and the life of one of America's most famous leaders.In 1919, following the end of World War I, an Army expedition was organized to traverse the nation from Washington, D.C., to San Francisco. The First Transcontinental Motor Convoy (FTMC) left the nation's capital on July 7, following a brief ceremony and the dedication of the 'Zero Milestone' at the Ellipse just south of the White House. Joining the expedition as an observer was a young lieutenant colonel, Dwight D. Eisenhower.Only eight months earlier the Allied powers and Germany had signed an armistice ending World War I, a conflict that is today synonymous with savage trench fighting, the chilling call to 'fix bayonets!' and so many blighted and blood-soaked fields. Yet as Secretary of War Newton D. Baker noted during the FTMC's ceremonial send-off: 'The world war was a war of motor transport. It was a war of movement, especially in the later stages….There seemed to be a never-ending stream of transports moving along the white roads of France.'Four level interchange in Fort Worth, Texas. (National Archives)Baker's important observation factored directly into the departing convoy's primary objectives. As stated in one official report, those objectives included: 'To service-test the special-purpose vehicles developed for use in the first World War, not all of which were available in time for such use, and to determine by actual experience the possibility and the problems involved in moving an army across the continent, assuming that railroad facilities, bridges, tunnels, etc., had been damaged or destroyed by agents of an Asiatic enemy.'At its starting point, the massive convoy consisted of 34 heavy cargo trucks, four light delivery trucks, two machine shops, one blacksmith shop, one wrecking truck, two spare-parts stores, two water tanks, one gasoline tank, one searchlight, one caterpillar tractor, four kitchen trailers, eight touring cars, one reconnaissance car, two staff observation cars, five sidecar motorcycles and four motorcycles, all of which were operated and maintained by 258 enlisted men, 15 War Department staff observation officers and 24 expeditionary officers. By the time the expedition reached San Francisco on September 6 — 62 days after setting out, the convoy had traveled 3,251 miles, at an average of 58.1 miles per day and 6.07 miles per hour.It was truly an unprecedented undertaking in every regard, and although the mission was a success, the numbers were disappointing if not dismal. According to a report by William C. Greany, captain of the Motor Transport Corps, the convoy lost nine vehicles –'so damaged as to require retirement while en route' — and 21 men 'thru various casualties' (mercifully there was no mention of fatalities). During the course of its journey, the convoy destroyed or otherwise damaged 88 'mostly wooden highway bridges and culverts' and was involved in 230 'road accidents' or, more precisely, 'instances of road failure and vehicles sinking in quicksand or mud, running off the road or over embankments, over-turning, or other mishaps due entirely to the unfavorable and at times appalling traffic conditions that were encountered.'The after-action report of Lt. Col. Eisenhower, one of the 15 War Department staff observation officers, noted: 'In many places excellent roads were installed some years ago that have since received no attention whatsoever. Absence of any effort at maintenance has resulted in roads of such rough nature as to be very difficult of negotiating.' Even more vexing, many of what otherwise would have been considered 'good roads' were simply too narrow for military vehicles. Others were too rough, sandy or steep for trucks that in some cases weighed in excess of 11 tons. Eisenhower claimed, 'The train operated so slowly in such places, that in certain instances it was noted that portions of the train did not move for two hours.'The July 30 entry in the FTMC's daily log, for example, shows it covered 83 miles in 10 hours through Nebraska, not exactly burning up the track but a good clip nonetheless at about 8 miles per hour. Just three days later, however, the convoy became mired in 'gumbo roads,' which slowed the rate of progress to 30 miles in 10 grueling hours — at one point even causing 25 of the expedition's trucks to go skidding into a ditch. 'Two days were lost in [the] western part of this state,' Eisenhower later recorded.For all involved, the military convoy was a learning experience, a sharp illustration of the disrepair and, more often than not, complete lack of highway infrastructure in many areas of the country, particularly the heartland. The majority of the nation's roads and highways were simply a mess. Even the Lincoln Highway, the most famous transcontinental highway of its day, had been described as nothing more than 'an imaginary line, like the equator'!Eisenhower's experience with the FTMC provided him with great insight into the logistics of moving large quantities of men and materiel across vast stretches of land and convinced him of the necessity of building and maintaining the infrastructure to do so more efficiently. Yet, as educational as his experience with the convoy had been, it would be dwarfed by the greater and far more serious challenges of World War II.In November 1942, 21 years after the FTMC and nearly a year after the United States had entered the war, Eisenhower was appointed to command Allied forces in Operation Torch, aimed at evicting the Axis powers from North Africa.There was much about Operation Torch to dislike from a command standpoint. Given the physical geography and the incredibly poor infrastructure of the lands he and his forces were invading, the operation was a logistical nightmare. Torch required three amphibious landings spread over 800 miles: at Casablanca, on the western coast of Morocco, and at Oran and Algiers, along the Algerian coast in the Mediterranean Sea. Each group was to hit the ground running and make all due haste east, toward the ultimate goal of Tunis, the capital of Tunisia. Unfortunately for the Allies, North Africa was not well suited to the rapid movement of military convoys. The Atlas Mountains, where elevation at places exceeds 13,000 feet, spanned virtually the entire area of operations, and the infrastructure, where it existed, was generally poor at best.The fact that Casablanca was more than 1,000 miles west of its objective meant a longer, more vulnerable supply line and much slower going when speed was essential. According to historian Stephen Ambrose, many, including Eisenhower, 'could see no good reason to terminate the seaborne phase of the amphibious assault 1,000 miles away from the objective, which itself was on the coast and could be reached quicker on ship than on foot.' Chief of Staff General George C. Marshall, however, was concerned that if all three landing sites were within the Mediterranean it might tempt Adolf Hitler to invade Spain, giving him the opportunity to blockade the Straits of Gibraltar and strangle the seaborne Allied supply lines.The race to reach Tunis before it could be reinforced with Axis troops found the Allies at a decided disadvantage. Axis troops moved with ease through Benito Mussolini's Italy and onto Sicily, approximately 150 miles off the Tunisian coast, little more than a long ferry ride. The Allies, according to Ambrose, were, by comparison, 'dependent on unimproved dirt roads and a poorly maintained single-track railroad.' When the Allied heads of state began to lament the slow advance, Eisenhower barked back that, in spite of commandeering every vehicle that would move, he was hindered by the complete absence of organized motor transport. Moreover, the Luftwaffe's strong presence over the Mediterranean prevented shipping supplies that far into the sea.According to Ambrose, Eisenhower privately confided to Marshall that his situation was so hodgepodge and patchwork it would 'make a ritualist in warfare go just a bit hysterical.' Some did; others got creative. Lieutenant General Sir Kenneth Anderson of the British First Army became so fed up with the logistical situation that he resorted to bringing supplies into the Tunis area by pack mule. Every bit as slow and obstinate as the four-wheeled alternative, a good mule was at least much less likely to break down in the mountains.Although the Allies failed to beat the Axis reinforcements to Tunis, they did eventually win the race to resupply. Germany was so invested in stalemating the Soviet Union along the Eastern Front that the materiel it was allocating to Afrika Korps represented little more than the barest scraps of an almost incalculably vast resource pool. Ultimately, the fact that Allied supplies had to travel much greater distances to the front weighed little against the sheer volume of output coming from American production capacity at its peak. Operation Torch was a success, albeit belatedly. With French North Africa free from the Axis powers, Eisenhower and the Allies were finally able to turn their attention toward the big picture, namely a full-scale Allied invasion of Europe the following year.As harrowing and dramatic as any single event during the war could be, D-Day was also, by its very nature, only the beginning of the Crusade in Europe (as Eisenhower later titled the memoirs of his experience in-theater). As jubilant as the Allied forces were after having successfully penetrated Hitler's so-called Atlantic Wall — the layered network of coastal defenses protecting occupied France — there was an even greater challenge facing them on the other side. Several hundred miles of terrain, which the Wehrmacht had occupied for nearly four years, remained between the Allies and their ultimate objective, Berlin. Much of the worst fighting still lay ahead — not far ahead, either.Normandy's famous hedgerows stymied Allied advances almost from the beginning. The densely packed hedgerows and narrow roads slowed tank movements to a crawl, making them easy pickings for German units wielding the Panzerfaust (an early model of rocket-propelled grenade). The great majority of the advancing, therefore, had to be done piecemeal by slow-moving infantry. Nearly two months later, all that the Allies had to show for their efforts to push farther into the Continent was a skimpy front 80 miles wide, extending 30 miles inland at its deepest points. In an ominous throwback to World War I, commanders again began to measure their advances in yards instead of miles.Once the Allies emerged from hedgerow country, however, the terrain significantly opened up. Lieutenant General George S. Patton was the first to break out, on August 1; by the 6th he was halfway to Paris. 'The nightmare of a static front was over,' Ambrose wrote. 'Distances that had taken months and cost tens of thousands of lives to cross in World War I' were being crossed in mere hours with minimal casualties. Even so, isolated sections of terrain proved nearly impassable. According to Ambrose, the Hrtgen Forest, 'where roads were nothing more than forest trails,' and the Ardennes Mountains, with their 'limited road network,' were hell on both tanks and infantry. There would be further setbacks not attributable to infrastructure, primarily the German counteroffensive at the Battle of the Bulge, but the Allies were headed full-bore for the Rhine, while on the Eastern Front the Red Army was bearing down on Berlin.It was not until the Allies broke through the Western Wall and tapped into Germany's sprawling autobahn network that Eisenhower saw for himself what a modern army could do with an infrastructure capable of accommodating it. The enhanced mobility that the autobahn provided the Allies was something to behold, and years later was still cause for reminiscing. 'The old convoy,' Eisenhower wrote, referring to his experience with the FTMC, 'had started me thinking about good, two-lane highways, but Germany had made me see the wisdom of broader ribbons across the land.'Eisenhower's experience commanding and directing the movements of massive quantities of troops and equipment, added to his early experience with the FTMC, strengthened his recognition that America was sorely lacking in a national highway defense system. In a situation requiring the mass exodus of an entire city or region or the urgent mobilization of troops for purposes of national defense, the federal government, to say nothing of state and local entities, would have been hard-pressed to adequately respond. Moreover, the need for such critical infrastructure became that much more urgent as the Soviet Union eagerly stepped into the power vacuum created by the fall of Nazi Germany. The idyllic Allied notion that all would be right with the world following the death of Hitler and the smashing of the German armies quickly gave way to the painful realization that there is always reason to remain prepared, always someone else to fight.Not surprisingly, therefore, when Eisenhower became the 34th U.S. president in 1953, he pushed for the building of an interstate highway system. Although Congress had first authorized a national highway system in 1944, it had always been woefully underfunded. Throwing the full weight of his presidency behind the project, Eisenhower declared to Congress on February 22, 1955: 'Our unity as a nation is sustained by free communication of thought and by easy transportation of people and goods. The ceaseless flow of information throughout the Republic is matched by individual and commercial movement over a vast system of interconnected highways crisscrossing the country and joining at our national borders with friendly neighbors to the north and south.'Together, the uniting forces of our communication and transportation systems are dynamic elements in the very name we bear — United States. Without them, we would be a mere alliance of many separate parts.'As farm folks look on, a worker smooths concrete on I-70 near Boonville, Mo. (National Archives)More than a year later, on June 29, Eisenhower signed the Federal-Aid Highway Act of 1956, guaranteeing full, dedicated funding for the project. The National Highway Defense System (NHDS), as it was initially known, has been referred to as one of the 'Seven Wonders of the United States,' among other such notable structures as the Golden Gate Bridge, the Hoover Dam and the Panama Canal. What sets the NHDS apart from those wonders, and what Eisenhower addressed as one of its greatest selling points, is the fact that it truly has strengthened and enhanced the Union (including noncontiguous states Alaska and Hawaii, as well as the territory of Puerto Rico). Only the Panama Canal, which similarly made the United States more accessible to itself by greatly reducing the time required to ship goods from coast to coast, can claim anything approaching a similar distinction.The scope of the NHDS is underscored by its individual components. The longest east-west route, I-90, stretches more than 3,000 miles, linking Seattle to Boston. I-95 serves a similar end for north-south travel: Extending from Miami to Maine, its nearly 2,000 miles of highway cross through 15 states — including all 13 of the original colonies — and the District of Columbia. (It is also estimated to have been the most expensive route to construct, at a cost of nearly $8 billion.) Texas boasts the most interstate mileage within a single state, with more than 3,200; New York claims the most interstate routes, with 29. California is second in both categories, with just under 2,500 miles of interstate on its 25 routes.The structural achievements involved are no less staggering than the numbers. Although the 'highway' is often declaimed as an eyesore at worst and bland at best, the NHDS is actually composed of many unique wonders of modern engineering and ingenuity. Some of the most spectacular cross large bodies of water or ride alongside the Pacific Coast. The Sunshine Skyway Bridge across Tampa Bay, Fla., a so-called cable-stayed bridge, has been lauded by The New York Times for its 'lyrical and tensile strength' — indeed rows of small cables attached to two single-column pylons support the weight of the bridge below 'like the strings of a harp.'Several interstate routes in California and Hawaii hug the coasts, offering panoramic views of stunning Pacific seaside vistas to passing motorists.
On the 1959 Shell Florida Map, I-95 appears on the 'Jacksonville Expressway' from Beaver St. to the junction of US 1 and US 90 in South Jacksonville, the Fuller Warren Bridge. On the 1960 map, the only portion of I-95 signed and built is through the heart of Jacksonville, up to Heckscher Drive. There is a short proposed north extension to US 17. By 1961, a short section of I-95 had been built in Miami, from south of I-195 at NW 31st St. to NW 95th St. near Miami Shores, with a little bit of construction north of that. The 1962 proposed route extended from the construction to join with the Sunshine State Parkway (now Florida's Turnpike) north of West Palm Beach. It left the Parkway near Ft. Pierce, and the proposed route wound north to Jacksonville. Another 1962 proposed segment stretched north from Jacksonville to the State Line. By 1963, I-95 was open from the Golden Glades interchange to Hallandale to I-95 shields were on the Sunshine State Pkwy from West Palm Beach to Ft. Pierce. By 1964, the Golden Glades Interchange was complete. I-95 was complete up to FL 84 In Jacksonville. I-95 now began at the South Jacksonville interchange, and was extended north to FL 104. 1964 construction includes the connection to Dixie Hwy along South Bay Drive, Malabar to Mims, and Daytona Beach to Jacksonville. The FL 970 spur was also proposed in 1964, as was the route through Miami. Completed sections in 1965 included Malabar to Eau Gallie and Daytona Beach to Bunnell. In 1967, Eau Gallie to Scottsmoor was opened, as well as the segment from Bunnell to Jacksonville. Construction in 1967 was extending I-95 north from Jacksonville to Gross. In 1968, I-95 (a.k.a. North-South Expressway) in Miami was open all the way up to Lummus Park, and from 20th St to I-195. The interchange with the East-West expressway was under construction. In 1968, I-95 was newly under construction up to FL 82, West Palm Beach to the Turnpike, FL 60 to Malabar, and Scottsmoor to Daytona Beach. In 1970, I-95 was open from FL 60 to Gross. 1970 Construction was crossing into Georgia. In 1971, I-95 had opened to the State Line. In 1972, portions of I-95 came under construction from Fort Lauderdale to West Palm Beach. This construction continued until 1977. New construction finally started from Fort Pierce to FL 60 in 1977, and a new proposed route was laid out from West Palm Beach to Fort Pierce, enabling the removal of I-95 shields from Florida's Turnpike. By 1978, Indrio to FL 60 was complete. In 1979, Fort Pierce to Indrio opened. In 1981, construction started from CR 714 to Fort Pierce. In 1984, I-95 was complete from Port St. Lucie north, and the proposed route between the completed portion up to Palm Beach Gardens and Port St. Lucie was in flux, different from previous years and more like today's highway. Construction shows up on maps in 1985, with CR 714 the new northern beginning of I-95. In 1987, I-95 was completed. Photos in the Florida State Photographic Archives foundby typing in "Interstate 95" deal mostly with construction the Miami area.
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So Mr. Voorhees is the idiot that screwed up Jacksonville, huh? Wow!


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The Vaughn Vision 9400 Goalie Leg Pads use a Flex-Lam internal foam core construction, which is several layers of varying densities of foam laced together for a solid and balanced feel throughout the pad. This design also uses no breaks except at the boot to help the pad have a more square design for better net coverage.
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- 5.15lbs (Based on a Senior 32" +1" leg pad)
Vaughn Butterfly Goalie Leg Pads
The Vaughn Velocity 7 XR Pro Goalie Leg Pads provide professional level performance and protection at a fantastic price.Colors: 4
The Vaughn Velocity 7 XR Goalie Leg Pads provide advanced level performance and protection by utilizing the same construction and similar materials found on the senior pro version.Colors: 4
The Vaughn Ventus LT98 Goalie Leg Pads have a great new design for 2015, while still offering the excellent rigid construction that the Ventus line is known for. With the addition of a brand new integrated knee and thigh protector and an upgraded internal core that has full carbon fiber construction, the LT98 is lighter and performs at an ever higher level than its predecessor.Colors: 1
The Vaughn Ventus LT88 Goalie Leg Pads have a very light weight design and provide excellent performance and protection up to the advanced level of play. The LT88 leg pads feature a single break below the knee that is designed specifically to give goaltenders more mobility without sacrificing 5-hole coverage.Colors: 4
The Vaughn Ventus LT90 Goalie Leg Pad is extremely light weight, providing superior pad balance and control for professional level performance. The LT90 Ventus leg pad is built to Pro-Spec requirements meeting all NHL sizing guidelines.Colors: 1