The country that loves mayonnaise the most is Russia.
Russia is the country that loves mayonnaise the most out of all other countries.
The country of Russia eats the most amount of mayonnaise globally.
And on average, Russians eat around 22 pounds of mayonnaise per person per year.
Russia's massive and huge consumption of mayonnaise is mainly driven by he mayonnaise's prominent use as a staple ingredient in traditional Russian holiday salads like herring under a fur coat (Shuba) and Olivier Salad.
Germany is the next country that eats the most mayonnaise as Germany eats around 9.7 kg of mayonnaise per year per person.
Austria eats around 9.1 kg of mayonnaise per year per person.
Ukraine eats around 8.4 kg of mayonnaise per year per person.
Latvia eats around 7.9 kg of mayonnaise per year per person.
Poland eats around 7.8 kg of mayonnaise per year per person.
Belarus eats around 7.7 kg of mayonnaise per year per person.
Japan eats around 7.6 kg of mayonnaise per year per person.
Lithuania eats around 7.5 kg of mayonnaise per year per person.
And the Czech Republic eats around 7.4 kg of mayonnaise per year per person.
Americans consume around 4 pounds to 11 pounds of mayonnaise per person each year or around $2 billion to $2.5 billion worth of mayonnaise per year.
The United States leads North America's mayonnaise industry, which is also valued at over $4.4 billion regionally.
Mayonnaise eclipsed ketchup is also America's most frequently purchased condiment over the last 2 decades.
The brand leaders of mayonnaise are Unilever's Hellmann's mayonnaise that dominates national retail sales and Duke's and Kraft Heinz mayonnaise hold significant regional market share.
There's also now plant based mayonnaise like Sir Kensington's and other eggless and vegan mayonnaise options that are also seeing very rapid growth as health conscious and vegetarian diets are becoming much more common now.