I know the great debate it which is better miracle whip or mayo. If you are in the miracle whip group I have found this to be my favorite! I have tried a few different brands but I always keep coming back to this one. The consistency, texture and taste is what makes this the best for me. 

There is always Miracle Whip in my fridge. Sandwich spread or substitute it for Mayo in egg salad. Doesn't matter. We are for certain a Miracle Whip family. Though I also enjoy regular Mayo. Miracle Whip is always a good value for the price and I hope that it stays that way.

This is the only salad dressing that my husband will use on sandwiches. No other brand will he use. He loves that creaminess of Miracle Whip and the taste of zest. The consistency of it is very thick and spreads well onto bread, of all kinds. Miracle Whip is also great for adding moisture to baked cakes and breads.

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!

This is the most convent size for a single person. To take on camping trips. My son who is a truck driver, uses the empty jars for individual servings on the road, the lid fits tight and he can put soups, fruit etc. in them. I have also used them to store small items in the house. Love these. None of the stores in my area carry them any longer, so I hope to buy on line. Thank you

It has come to my attention that Miracle Whip does not taste as good as it used too and my family and friends agree. I believe it is due to the plastic jar. It has a twangy taste it never had in glass jars. I really wish they would go back to glass jars.

I grew up on this!! Good old Miracle Whip. I still use this exclusively in potato salad and deviled eggs. And it makes a great as a base for mixing my own salad dressings, dips and spreads. But this is THE best mayonnaise for a BLT on toasted sourdough.

I know some people are mayonnaise people and others are Miracle Whip groupies. I'm the second one. These are great in deviled eggs and on fish. I've never used it on a plain salad, but it has a zillion other uses in this household. It's sweeter than the mayo and glides easily on sandwiches or crackers. There's literally hundreds of recipes that use this little gem. I think I've tried at least 30.

We only use Miracle Whip Group Shot! Tuna salad, chicken salad and tuna melts are my go to quick lunches and this makes them delicious. Has a great taste. For tuna salad I just add tuna, Miracle Whip, peas, corn, freeze dried onions, black olives and noodles and it's a hit hot or cold every time!

In the never ending battle between mayonnaise or miracle whip…miracle whip wins in my house. I love the tangyness and that zip of flavor it brings to my sandwiches. And to anyone that says “there's no difference between the two “….. oh yeah there is BIG TIME! Try for yourself