Reser's Potato Salad Showdown: Egg-Cellent, No HFCS Deli Delights In the realm of potato salads, few brands command as much respect as Reser's, but when it comes to dill, mayo, and that perfect crunch, the competition is fierce. This week's showdown pits Reser's Original Potato Salad (16 oz) against Amazon Grocery's Classic Potato Salad (16 oz), a former Fresh Brand staple with shifting packaging, while also spotlighting Reser's Deviled Egg Potato Salad, Mustard Potato Salad, and Whole Foods Market's Red Bliss Potato Salad. Each contender brings its own flavor profile and texture to the table, but one common thread binds them all: the absence of high-fructose corn syrup (HFCS), a small but meaningful victory for health-minded diners. Reser's Original is the classic setup-potatoes, onions, pickles, and a tangy mustard dressing, all tossed with precision. Its bold flavor and hearty bite make it a crowd-pleaser, though some might find its richness overpowering. Amazon's Classic, meanwhile, leans more toward a smooth, creamy texture with a milder kick, offering a familiar comfort that's slightly less adventurous. For those craving a twist, Reser's Deviled Egg variant swaps traditional mayo for a zesty deviled egg mixture, adding a creamy, tangy layer that elevates the dish without sacrificing the iconic Reser's identity. The Mustard version, meanwhile, keeps things sharp and acidic, with a dressing that's bold enough to cut through the starchiness of the potatoes. Whole Foods Market's Red Bliss Potato Salad stands apart, relying on the earthy sweetness of Red Bliss potatoes and a lighter, more balanced dressing. It's a refined option that feels fresh and premium-though its higher price tag may make it a splurge for some. Comparing these, the Reser's lineup feels like a family of loyal, no-frills dishes, while the Amazon and Whole Foods entries offer subtle variations on the theme. Whether you're a fan of the hearty nostalgia of Original or the playful complexity of Deviled Egg, the showdown reveals that even in a world of convenience, the best potato salads are those that linger on the palate and make you wonder why you ever settled for less.