The answer, of course, is that Mayoreo is most certainly not real — thank goodness for all of us, except maybe the extreme snack thrill-seekers. Snopes confirmed that Mayoreo is 100% fake. A spokesperson for Heinz stated, "We do not produce Mayoreo." Case closed!
LatestLY had also been investigating behind the scenes, pointing out that there was no evidence of Mayoreo on Heinz's own website. It turns out that Mayoreo is the creation of @DoctorPhotograph, a popular Instagram account based on photoshopped products that are for laughs, not sale. @DoctorPhotograph has also trolled the public with nacho cheese Oreos, and Cannibal's — instead of Campbell's — "foot soup."
Flavor combos have gotten so wacky IRL lately that clever social media users have plenty of opportunity to poke some fun. There is a real mustard beer, for example, made by Oskar Blues Brewery. Instagrammers in the past have played on the popularity of, say, White Claw hard seltzer and ranch by mocking up a promo for ranch-flavored seltzer (via The CW Phoenix). Ranch seltzer sounds about as refreshing as Oreo-flavored mayo sounds appetizing, though, so we're glad these are all just in good fun.
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