Love this miracle whip! The flavor is wonderful I like it much better than mail. The large plastic jar is really nice. We use a lot of miracle whip so the size of the jar is important to us! It’s just the right thickness. I use it for several different things. I like to make sauce with the miracle whip for vegetables I use it in dip or just a sandwich! Great flavor and we always buy it in a large jar!

I grew up on what people call “not Mayo” lol. It goes great with Turkey or Chicken sandwiches. I also put it in my potato salad and deviled eggs to give a little twang. Definitely recommend even though I know some people don’t like it. #mayo #condiments #pantry #food #home #sandwich Miracle Whip Original (12oz Bottles, Pack of 12)

I can't do any other brand of mayonnaise, I've tried and they taste strange to me, probably because I have grown up using miracle whip. It is my staple ingredient in deviled eggs. There was 1 time I tried a different brand for the deviled eggs because the stire I had gone to was out of miracle whip, and my family was not happy, and did not like the eggs, and truthfully I didn't either.

Sure wish Miracle Whip or Wal-Mart would go back to the square container versus the round bottle. As for the condiment, it is the only kind we use in our household. I use it for so many different dishes such as: sandwich's; potato salad; grilled cheese; salad dressing; putting on stick pretzels and so much more.

Ok frankly this grosses me out. But my husband loves it. As a wife and mother I feel like I should represent the family here though. These stars are all for them. It is sweeter than real Mayo. Really almost nothing like Mayo other than color and texture.

have been using Miracle Whip ever since I started eating solid food. It adds a nice little kick to a lot of foods. I hate mayonnaise, so I use Miracle Whip instead. I always use it in homemade salads, like egg salad, potato salad, tuna salad, and chicken. It also tastes great on a plain sandwich. Miracle Whip contains 40 calories a tablespoon, which isn't bad at all. The sodium content is a bit high, at 105mg in a tablespoon. I have to admit that it doesn't really have any nutritional value. Unfortunately, a lot of things with fat don't. Still, a tablespoon or two isn't going to cause a heart attack. For people who are very concerned about the fat, Miracle Whip also makes Miracle Whip Light and Miracle Whip Free that are both lower in calories but still offer the same good zingy flavor. I have heard of people using mayonnaise on their hair to condition it. I'm sure Miracle Whip would work also. I won't try that anytime soon, though.

After my kid having to tweak his mayo for years I finally figured out he liked miracle whip and would try to make whatever I got taste like it. Now that I know this is what he likes and the only one he likes without having to alter it this is all I get for my house now.

I think I grew up on this because of my mom lol mayo isn’t good for you and that’s no secret but I honestly didn’t know the difference growing up, now that I do I wouldn’t automatically go for it BUT when I don’t want to be as bad with mayo I just go to this.

I like Miracle Whip...on very specific things. Leftover turkey sandwiches always require Miracle Whip. I'm talking real, carved off the bone turkey, not lunchmeat. I also use Miracle Whip in my ham salad. The slightly sweet, tangy flavor goes so well with these things!

Miracle Whip Salad Dressing is the only dressing I use for tuna salad, potato salad, macaroni salad and egg salad. I don't think it needs improved. I'm a repeat consumer and will continue to be. It affordably priced. It met my expectations. I recommend to others.