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.

I've used Miracle Whip on my sandwiches since I was kid. My mom used to make the best sandwiches, Egg Salads, Macaroni Salads, Potato Salads and Tuna Macaroni Salads with Miracle Whip. I grew up with Miracle Whip. Yeah, I use Mayo too, but Miracle Whip is my go to choice. I LOVE Miracle Whip! It's sweet, tangy taste goes great with everything. Gotta LOVE IT!

If you use miracle whip for summer BBQ salads, watch for this gallon size to go on sale. When a 32 ounce jar is $4-5 and a gallon is on sale for $12 don’t pass up the bargain! (The mayo miracle whip debate rages on, we use both, as miracle whip is the base for a family salad recipe)

I certainly do wish I could understand people preferring musty tasting Mayonnaise over a food that has Taste - adds to whatever I use it in and for. New boarder and I were eating of a large macaroni salad I had made. I complained and apologized that I had done really wrong and that I was throwing it away. She said hers was okay... As I'm tossing mine with all the macaroni, eggs, celery, and seasoning she comes i n the kitchen and asked me where I kept my Mayonnaise - whereupon I told her I do not will not use Mayonnaise, and haven't since my husband, then deceased, had me use Miracle Whip once we were married. Never would I go back, once I'd experience the flavor of Miracle Whip. I pointed down to the lowest shelf of the refrigerator as she opened the door, saying there's my Miracle Whip, as she lifted up a jar the same size I use but boldly saying Mayonnaise on it. When she moved in she had moved my mainstay to the back of the bottom shelf and put her musty (HA) tasting Mayonnaise in its place. I am so used to grabbing my M.W. and as the jars are too similar I had not noticed. I then simply picked up the bowl of large, and ruined macaroni salad and tossed it in the garbage bin.

My Mom raised us on this instead of mayonnaise...I'm guessing to save money. I now love mayo but STILL MUST HAVE Miracle Whip on my BLT's, burgers %26 certain sandwiches. I'm never without it! Certain flavor profiles with MW take me back to my childhood...BIG TIME comfort food!

I am almost 90 years old, and my mother used Miracle Whip when I was a young child. I am happy to carry on the tradition of using Miracle Whip. One thing I really like is it is so tasty that I don't have to add mustard, vinegar, sugar or anything to enhance its flavor. Also, the price at WalMart beats most other stores that carry MW.

there's only one thing wrong with Micle Whip. When the jar is half full, have you ever noticed that your knife gets the miracle whip on the handle and then it gets all over your hands. I know they have a squeezable bottle but I don't like those because of the way the mayonnaise comes out, (oops, it's not mayonnaise, it's Miracle Whip) and you end up using a knife anyway. I bet if you had a blind taste test with two BLTs, one with mayonnaise and one with Miracle Whip, you would choose the Miracle Whip every time. At least I know I would. Thanksgiving turkey or sliced roast beef is boring without Miracle Whip. If I'm really really hungry, I would eat those with mayonnaise, but if I was just a little bit hungry, I will go to the store first to get Miracle Whip. ln short, I dare you to pick up a jar of Miracle Whip at your local Walmart and try it on your favorite sandwich today.

Apparently, we run a divided household when it comes to mayo. On one side, we've got the Hellmann's loyalists… and on the other, Patsy—who is absolutely, unapologetically a Miracle Whip person. And let me tell you, there is no negotiating with her on this. Do NOT suggest generic or a substitute unless you're prepared for a look that could cut glass 😄 She uses this in her cooking, and especially in her potato salad, and I have to admit, she's right. It gives it a tangy flavor that you just don't get from regular mayo, and it makes some of the best potato salad I've ever had. For her, this isn't optional, it's a must-have staple. If you're a Miracle Whip fan, you already know. Nothing else quite hits the same.

I love it! I don't like Mayonnaise, not the flavor, the mouthfeel nothing. It has the right flavor for making Tuna Salad, Chicken Salad sandwiches. To me it has a brightness, zing that Mayonnaise lacks. Mayonnaise feels oily, greasy to me. If a restaurant only has Mayonnaise I will order my Smoked Turkey and Smoked Ham with cheese sandwiches dry then putting mayonnaise on them.

This is a big package. It's a lot of Miracle Whip. This container is not good for picnics because it takes up so much of the basket. And forget about it if you prepare food just for yourself. The jar is so big that I didn't have a spoon long enough to get to the bottom, so I just gave up and threw it away with the bottom still white. I didn't want to buy a longer spoon. It was cheaper per ounce, but it was a lot of ounces. I don't know why they call it salad dressing, because it doesn't go on salads very easily. I prefer olive oil, but, for accompaniment of a sandwich, Miracle Whip is great. Just make sure you have a long spoon and own a restaurant or something first.