As a kid, I would get packed sandwiches with miracle whip. Not only is it healthier, it has a tangy zip that tastes great with any Sandwich! I also will make pasta salad with this and that is always a hit when I bring it to school or work functions. Its a perfect alternative to mayo.

I hate this so much. My friend got it without me knowing, and I thought it was regular mayonnaise, I immediately learned what this was and refused to every let them make me food again. The taste with other meats and lunch meats, just does not mix well at all.

Miracle Whip has been my favorite since I started eating sandwiches! When I was finally old enough to tell the difference in taste( when my mom bought the “ generic or store ” brand), I thought anything other than Kraft could go in the garbage! I eat Miracle Whip on all of my lunch meat sandwiches. My favorite one to use it with is the Turkey in the fridge that's left over from Thanksgiving! Yum!! Great taste from the two of them!

I went most of my life without ever trying Miracle Whip. So when a close friend was telling me how good it was and that they use it instead of mayonnaise I thought I would give it a try. I don't know how anyone can eat this. The texture is so weird like it's too thin and whatever spices they put in it just make it worse. This is not a substitution for mayonnaise but I don't know what to call it. I definitely would never buy this and neither would anyone in my family.

I am not a big fan of mayo, but find it is a necessity in quite a few of my recipes. This product has a better flavor than mayo with the same consistency. I use it for my tuna salads, chicken salads, and potato salads, it tastes waaay better than just mayo in my opinion.

This ain't mayonnaise. I spent so much of my life not knowing this so I want to put it out there right on front. Yeah it's got that tangy zip but idk. It's just like, why you frontin? The whip generally goes anywhere you'd normally use mayo so it's something to consider I guess.

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.

Miracle Whip is a staple in this house. It tastes better than any other brands we have tried. Sometimes I mix it with lemon juice and dried dill weed to dress broiled salmon. Or mix in curry powder and apricot jam for chicken, pork or breaded shrimp. It's a little more expensive than other salad dressings, but is creamier and has better flavor.

I will not eat a sandwich without my miracle whip! I love the flavor and how great it tastes with bologna or turkey sandwiches. This is a constant in our fridge since I was a little kid. I will continue to purchase miracle whip for my sandwich needs.

I am a miracle whip girl from birth!!! I can eat it off a spoon! I know, WILD but it has great flavor.. I think it is a tart, sweet alternative to typical heavy oil based mayo! It works well is pasta/potato salads! Sandwiches I just love miracle whip!!