I use this for almost everything you would use mayo for. Sandwiches, use to make potato, macaroni and tuna salads. Hamburgers and even to dip fries. I've have tried other brands of salad dressings and this is by far my favorite. None of the others compare.

You know that hold Counter saying mayo or miracle whip so regardless miracle whip is for one thing mayonnaise is for another. I'll tell you what theres nothing like getting up in the middle of the night having a sandwich with a little bit of miracle whip on it just makes the grade.

MIRACLE WHIP IS THE BEST "MAYONAISE" YOU CAN USE. I USE THIS ON MY HAM SANDWICHES, EGG SANDWICHES, AND MORE. I JUST LOVE THE SWEET AND TANGY FLAVOR IT HAS. AS WITH REGULAR MAYO, IT DOES NOT HAVE THAT. SO THIS ONE IS MY TOP CHOICE. I WOULD RECOMMEND THIS.

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 Salad Dressing is the only dressing I use for tuna salad, potato salad, macaroni salad and egg salad. I don't think it needs improved. I'm a repeat consumer and will continue to be. It affordably priced. It met my expectations. I recommend to others.

A condiment that I can not live without. The tangy kick is just what sandwiches need to break up the more blame palette. Always repurchase if not a couple months worth to have stock. I did wish that it had a longer shelf life, glad they do offer it in a variety of sizes even though economically the larger sizes are way more bang for the buck living alone I never was able to use up a full container even eating it pretty regularly but the small container I probably needed was almost the same price or in some places higher.

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.

It just has the best tangiest, creamiest, yet mayonnaise taste ever. It's better than regular mayonnaise period. I eat it on all of my burgers, sandwiches, subs, wraps, & I even add it to all my recipes that requires mayonnaise. I am just a MW girl! Sorry mayonnaise lovers. Miracle Whip just taste so much better.

I would love to write a review for this product; however, I can't because we can't get the lid off. The container is made of a thinner plastic than it used to be and there is no way to firmly grasp it and the lid enough to create the torque necessary to twist the lid off. We have tried a variety of "easy open" jar lid tools, but the lid will not budge. I have noticed that in general jars with a thick paper protective inner liner seem to be more difficult to open, but this is ridiculous.

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.