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Bought readymade, the best-before-date will be on the container.
Made at home, the best-before-date of the mayo will be on the jar.
If the dip has been kept refrigerated, then those dates will apply.
Otherwise, I would be wary of any dip which was more than a few hours out of a fridge.
Rosamond Weber
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