In our house we love miracle whip. We use it in place of mayo. It's so sweet, tangy, and just awesome dressing. I would not improve because well they have it perfected already!!! It's paired well with a good ham n cheese sandwich. And it makes a good potato salad.

I love Miracle Whip I use it and everything in my salads am I sandwiches sometimes I have to buy the off-brand and put it in that bottle so nobody knows that is Miracle Whip cuz I'm the only one that likes it everybody else wants another brand that I don't care for

I love Miracle Whip in certain things. It has a great tangy flavor that works so well in devil eggs and macaroni salads. My mother will only use Miracle Whip in anything that requires mayonnaise. I like mayo in sandwiches but there really are some things that need to be made with Miracle Whip.

I don't even know how this can be considered salad dressing it is has little no flavor it's bland it's overly priced they could maybe I don't know what they could do to improve it I honestly don't I'm not a big fan of the Miracle Whip type dressed salad dressing I don't like it on my salad I don't like it on my sandwiches yeah nope my husband will probably tell you different story it's how you taste better than Hellman's and that it does have flavor and it does make sandwiches taste really good what is he know he's crazy

Kraft Miracle Whip Fat Free has been in use in our household for many years. It is especially appreciated (enjoyed) now that my wife and I are aging and use less fat in our diet. We have long discovered the oils in dressings are not really needed in providing great flavors. Our bodies really enjoy less fat...above all! When I want more or different flavor(s), I add dried herb seasonings to it, sometimes I add ketchup and even hot sauces to spice it up. Kraft Miracle Whip Fat Free is quite versatile. Add some horseradish to it along with ketchup and...wow! My biggest and only problem I have with it is that I cannot find it in our local supermarkets...none of them. I have noticed that shelf space has reduced in the years, but now, completely eliminated and I don't know why.

We use a lot of Miracle Whip in our household. I really like the 48 oz. size, A great value compared to the price of the other size options. The only reason I give it a 4-star vs a 5-star rating is that I have a difficult time finding the 48 oz.size in my local Walmart store.

I use this for almost everything you would use mayo for. Sandwiches, use to make potato, macaroni and tuna salads. Hamburgers and even to dip fries. I've have tried other brands of salad dressings and this is by far my favorite. None of the others compare.

I would love to write a review for this product; however, I can't because we can't get the lid off. The container is made of a thinner plastic than it used to be and there is no way to firmly grasp it and the lid enough to create the torque necessary to twist the lid off. We have tried a variety of "easy open" jar lid tools, but the lid will not budge. I have noticed that in general jars with a thick paper protective inner liner seem to be more difficult to open, but this is ridiculous.

Soooo, I’m probably going to get a lot of backlash from this BUT miracle whip is my favorite type of Mayo. A lot of people say it’s not meant for mayonnaise but it’s meant for salads and I just couldn’t imagine putting this on my lettuce lol. Well unless it’s on a sandwich if course!

pretty big jar for some great tasting tanging dressing good on some wicked healthy dip and salad dressing the miracle whip is improving plus its bigger to last a long time pairs with food of any time I will keep on buying this it's that good and flavorful