This is a pantry staple, and I prefer it to mayo on sandwiches. Used in small amounts it's not a bad choice and there is the low fat option available if you're watching that. I don't recommend as a substitute for mayo in dip or salad recipes though. The flavor is distinct and a bit sweeter than mayo for that use.

I grew up on what people call “not Mayo” lol. It goes great with Turkey or Chicken sandwiches. I also put it in my potato salad and deviled eggs to give a little twang. Definitely recommend even though I know some people don't like it. #mayo #condiments #pantry #food #home #sandwich Miracle Whip Original (12oz Bottles, Pack of 12)

I dont like miracle whip I feel that mayonnaise should not be sweet to me this stuff is nasty and is not really mayonnaise it's like margarine trying to call itself butter butter is better and so is mayonnaise this is just nasty gloppy grossness with sugar

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.

Soooo, I'm probably going to get a lot of backlash from this BUT miracle whip is my favorite type of Mayo. A lot of people say it's not meant for mayonnaise but it's meant for salads and I just couldn't imagine putting this on my lettuce lol. Well unless it's on a sandwich if course!

I can not eat any other sandwich spread other than miracle whip,my aunt scared me from childhood cause she always fixed us sandwiches with that other mess. N I viod when I got older I would never ever buy that crap I'm 47 years old n I haven't bought nor ate it since.

My family's favorite mayonnaise is Miracle Whip original. This is relatively affordable, great for salads, sandwiches, and use in baking chicken, pork chops and other recipes. Great flavor, smooth creamy texture. Definitely recommend this product.

We have always had Miracle Whip in our house since I was a kid. You just have to have it on a sandwich with lunch meat. It's a staple in tuna, deviled eggs, pasta salad and any number of other things. I there's Miracle Whip and mayonnaise on the table, I'm reaching for the Miracle Whip.

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.

I lik Kraft Miracle Whip for pasta or potato salad. It gives the salads just a hint of sweetness with a mayonnaise zip that isn't over the top savory. I used to eat it on sandwiches but no longer prefer it on them. But it is the perfect condiment to use so your pasta or potato salad is not too dry. [product:kraft-miracle-whip-original-dressing]