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McDonald's US Mayonnaise Packet, a sachet with a pool of creamy mayonnaise beside it

McDonald's US Mayonnaise Packet nutrition

Figures from McDonald’s US nutrition information , collected by Boone, checked 11 September 2026

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Who is eating
90calories4% of the day
Where the calories come from
0%0%100%
ProteinCarbsFat
!Nothing reaches 20% of her Daily Values in one portion.
CaloriesEnergy90 cal4%
Estimated need 2,000 calories (USDA)
Added sugarLow0g0%
Daily Value 50g; 10g a meal (DGA)
Saturated fatModerate1.5g8%
Daily Value 20g
SodiumLow60mg3%
Limit 2,300mg (CDRR)
FibreTarget0g0%
Target 28g (14g per 1,000 calories)
ProteinTarget0g0%
Daily Value 50g

Mayonnaise Packet, as published. High and Low follow FDA’s 20% and 5% Daily Value marks. Calorie split calculated by Boone. How

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What it means for you

The Mayonnaise Packet as published, seen four ways.

Adult

None of the three reaches 20% of the Daily Value in one portion, FDA’s mark for high.

4%of 2,000 calories (90 calories)
8%saturated fat: 1.5g of 20g DV
Low3%sodium: 60mg of 2,300mg DV
Low0%added sugar: 0g of 50g DV

Nothing here reaches 20% of the Daily Value in one portion.

Ketchup PacketLower saturated fatKetchup Packet →0g saturated fat (0% DV), 10 calories

Allergens

1 contain0 may contain8 not declared
EggsContains
MilkNot declared
FishNot declared
Crustacean shellfishNot declared
Tree nutsNot declared
PeanutsNot declared
WheatNot declared
SoybeansNot declared
SesameNot declared
The 9 major US allergens. As declared by McDonald’s USA. McDonald’s USA prepares food in shared kitchens, so no item can be guaranteed allergen free.
Total sugars0gPublished by McDonald’s USA
Added sugars0gPublished by McDonald’s USA. 0.0 teaspoons

    Sugar naturally in milk, fruit and vegetables is not added sugar. Dietary Guidelines →

    0g of added sugar against US guidance
    Daily Value 50g a day0%
    Age 11 and over 10g a meal0%
    Age 10 and under none advised0g

    Nutrient density: what you get per 100 calories

    For smaller portions: the most nutrition per calorie, against all 247 McDonald’s US items.

    Calculated by BooneHow
    More protein per calorie than 0% of the menu, but less fibre per calorie than the menu average (0.00g against 0.28g).
    Protein0.00g per 100 calories
    This item
    0.00g
    Menu average
    2.67g
    Best: McCrispy Strips (smaller)
    7.75g

    More protein per calorie than 0% of the 247 items on the menu.

    Fibre0.00g per 100 calories
    This item
    0.00g
    Menu average
    0.28g
    Best: Hash Browns
    1.43g

    More fibre per calorie than 0% of the 247 items on the menu.

    Vitamins and minerals

    McDonald’s USA does not publish vitamins or minerals for this item, so Boone does not estimate them.

    FDA ‘healthy’ test

    Within limits0 of 3 limits exceeded
    as a mixed product

    Within all three limits for a mixed product. McDonald’s USA does not publish food group amounts, so Boone cannot confirm the food group test.

    43 of 247 McDonald’s US items are within the limits for their category. Portion weight estimated by Boone from similar items.

    Judged as a mixed product: limits are 10%, 15% and 10% of the Daily Value for added sugars, sodium and saturated fat. Boone applies them to the serving as sold; McDonald’s USA makes no ‘healthy’ claim.
    The three limits3 of 3 met
    Sodium limit 345mg60mg within
    17% of the limit
    Saturated fat limit 2g1.5g within
    75% of the limit
    Added sugars limit 5g0g within
    0% of the limit
    Food groups at least 1 equivalentUnknown
    McDonald’s USA does not publish food group amounts.

    FDA final rule, December 2024. Food makers must comply by 25 February 2028.

    What is in it

    9 ingredients across 1 part; 1 are additives or processed (orange).

    8 basic, 1 orange
    Mayonnaise packet9 ingredients, 1 orange
    soybean oilwateregg yolksdistilled vinegarsaltsugarmustard flourlemon juice concentratecalcium disodium edta (protect flavor)

    How processed is it?

    NOVA group 4
    1 Unprocessed
    2 Ingredients
    3 Processed
    4 Ultra-processed

    Group 4 because of the additives or industrial ingredients listed above. How NOVA works →

    Quick answers

    How many calories are in a McDonald's US Mayonnaise Packet?+

    90 calories as published. That is 4% of the 2,000-calorie Daily Value used on US food labels.

    Is a McDonald's US Mayonnaise Packet suitable for children?+

    For a child aged 4 to 8 it is 4% of the day’s 1,500mg sodium limit in one item. It has no added sugar. A Honey has 0mg of sodium, 0% of that limit.

    How much sugar is in a McDonald's US Mayonnaise Packet?+

    0g of total sugars, of which 0g is added sugar as published. That is 0.0 teaspoons and 0% of the 50g Daily Value. The Dietary Guidelines advise no more than 10g of added sugar a meal from age 11.

    How much protein is in a McDonald's US Mayonnaise Packet?+

    0g, 0.0g per 100 calories. It ranks #179 of 237 items on the menu for protein. The McCrispy Strips (smaller) gives the most protein for the calories, 7.8g per 100 calories.

    Is a McDonald's US Mayonnaise Packet healthy by FDA’s definition?+

    It is within FDA’s added sugars, sodium and saturated fat limits for a mixed product, but Boone cannot confirm the food group requirement. This is Boone’s reading of the FDA criteria; McDonald’s USA makes no ‘healthy’ claim.

    Is a McDonald's US Mayonnaise Packet ultra-processed?+

    Yes, NOVA group 4. The ingredient list includes preservatives and flavourings.

    Which allergens are in a McDonald's US Mayonnaise Packet?+

    Of the 9 major US allergens, it contains eggs.

    Where the figures come from

    Source. McDonald’s US nutrition information , per item as sold.

    Collected. Copied by Boone from McDonald’s USA’s published figures. Data checks are led by Murray Dare.

    Calculated by Boone. Labelled where it appears.

    References. FDA Daily Values; USDA estimated calorie needs; Dietary Guidelines for Americans, 2025 to 2030; sodium limits by age from the National Academies; FDA ‘healthy’ claim criteria.

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