I hate Miracle whip, but you know what? there is NO substitute for it. Mayonnaise just isn't the same and when a recipe calls for miracle whip, it means it. My grandparents and uncle love the tartness it gives to a sandwich and use it as a base to make some really nice salad dressings. so even though I'm not really a fan that could easy it by the spoon full, if you're looking for a new taste this might be it.

Great flavor and consistency. I love the extra tangy flavor on my tuna sandwiches! My husband makes his own tarter sauce and uses this as the base - he gets so many compliments on it! I wish it did have a few simpler ingredients but overall we do buy it regularly!

This is not mayonnaise but a salad dressing. I grew up using Miracle Whip like mayo on my sandwiches because it was less expensive. Now, however, it cost more than mayo. I use this with other products mixing it to a consistency and taste I can not get with mayo. Put a glob on a hunk of lettuce with a squeeze of lemon. Great!

i cant stand regular mayo i love miracle whip that tang-ee taste but im not sure if they have changed something because it just wasnt the same the way it use to taste i could prob eat it with just a spoon lol, jk. Actually though it just doesnt taste the same? :(

Miracle Whip is something I was raised on. So it's what I prefer. Gotta have that little bit of tasty zip! It's good on sandwiches and a must have for potato salad. Yum!

Miracle Whip dressing is a creamy, sweet dressing versus the tangy, tart taste of mayo, that is rich in flavor and very versatile. From salads to sandwiches and pasta and potato salad, Miracle Whip is always a welcomed addition on my table.

It don't have the same taste. It use to come in glass jar and now it's in plastic and just don't taste the same. I use to buy all the time but its just not as good anymore.

what can someone say about miracle whip? its been around for over 50 years I know. You cant go wrong using it for sandwhiches. in dishes, has many uses. Its our favorite!

have used Miracle whip since I was a kid- nothing quite like it. Has more carbs than Mayo but the taste is worth it. great with sandwiches as a spread and perfect in my deviled egg recipe. It's just the best. downside is jump in price

I've used this product for years for it's made with vegetable oil not animal fat. As the old saying goes, A sandwich isn't a sandwich unless you use Miracle Whip