Knorr Liquid Hollandaise Sauce, 34.32 Ounce (6 Pack)

I just bought a 6 pack and it's terrible now. I actually had to go check the packet to make sure I bought the right thing, because it tastes nothing like the classic Knorr hollandaise sauce. This used to be the BEST hollandaise pack mix, and now there is practically no flavor and its weirdly fluffy like half-whipped cream. This used to be the only hollandaise I would buy, but at this point I guess I will be making it from scratch. Will not be buying again unless the recipe goes back to the original. It actually made what is normally my favorite breakfast WORSE by adding it, plain would have tasted better than whatever this is. The changes they made in the last couple years have totally ruined what used to be an amazing packet mix. If you wanted to offer a gluten-free, dairy-free, flavor-free, everything-free sauce, fine, but make it an option instead of a replacement. Hollandaise sauce should be rich and flavorful, not just a pale-yellow way to make your eggs or asparagus wet.

Despite their claims, it is clear that Knorr has change the recipe for their Hollandaise sauce, and definitely not for the better. The sauce used to taste exactly like the sauce on the eggs benedict at Perkins restaurant. I'm not sure if that's what Perkins uses or not or if the eggs benedict still tastes the same there. I have a student that works there and will ask. If they taste the same and it's not Knorr, I'll find out and switch over to that. The "New Coke" Knorr Hollandaise sauce is not worth the trouble to prepare. On the second tasting out of the saucepan, I thought it tasted VERY similar to powdered mac-n-cheese sauce. Sorry Knorr, ya lost me.