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!!

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.

This is absolutely one of the most disgusting things I've ever tasted in my life!!! It's literally a love it or hate it product. I was so happy to see that Krafts acknowledgment of this as well, when they put that in one of their commercials. It definitely isn't for everyone

Miracle Whip is one of the most bought condiments in my household. There are so many recipes you can make with it. It has such a smooth and creamy texture that I enjoy it over mayo. This would be the main dressing I would recommend to anyone. I will be purchase the product again.

Miracle Whip on its own is delicious and tangy and creamy and all the things. It is made so much better in a squeeze bottle. Having a toddler running around while making lunch is difficult so any shortcut to make things easier is greatly appreciated. Very little mess and I don't have to wash another utensil.

Miracle Whip is not mayonnaise! It can sub for mayo in some things, but it's not the same thing. That being said, it's exactly the binder needed for tuna salad or chicken salad, because the flavor melds with the meats and add-ins better than mayo does.

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.

While I am not the biggest fan of Miracle Whip it is not THAT bad. My husband enjoys it so I always have some in our fridge. I do use it periodically and find that it is definitely an acquired taste. I was not raised ever eating it so it is not something I am used to putting on my sandwiches etc. I am not sure what else people use it for but I have only ever used it on a sandwich. 

I only gave us such a low rating because I absolutely hate Mericle whip anyway I'm sure it's amazing to Mericle whip lovers but not to me! I hate the taste of miracle whip and I prefer mayonnaise because I feel like that… Disgustingly tangy and like vegetable oil but cheap vegetable oil!

I have always loved Miracle Whip. My mom used to use it when I was a child. As I got older she tried to switch me over to Mayo because that was her favorite and I refused to eat them. Now that I am older I eat mayo from time to time but still eat Miracle Whip it's just a sweet tangy addition to any sandwich.