Miracle Whip has such a better flavor than traditional mayonaise. I get in several arguments about it, but I won't back down. If you don't like Miracle Whip, try it with a tumeric egg salad, you'll never want to make it with regular mayonaise. The sweet and tangy flavor give this condiment a much better edge.

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.

Kraft Miracle Whip Fat Free has been in use in our household for many years. It is especially appreciated (enjoyed) now that my wife and I are aging and use less fat in our diet. We have long discovered the oils in dressings are not really needed in providing great flavors. Our bodies really enjoy less fat...above all! When I want more or different flavor(s), I add dried herb seasonings to it, sometimes I add ketchup and even hot sauces to spice it up. Kraft Miracle Whip Fat Free is quite versatile. Add some horseradish to it along with ketchup and...wow! My biggest and only problem I have with it is that I cannot find it in our local supermarkets...none of them. I have noticed that shelf space has reduced in the years, but now, completely eliminated and I don't know why.

This is great in a coleslaw it’s also good in a tuna salad. It’s a little sweet unlike traditional mayo. I grew up eating this and I do enjoy it. It’s tangy and a little sweet. With the consistency of mayo but less fat. It’s a good price and last a long time.

I've been a fan of Miracle Whip all my life. I remember first having it on a sandwich with Kraft American cheese over 50 years ago. A mix of tangy & sweet, Miracle Whip is great for all meat & cheese sandwiches and great in salads. best served cold. It's also especially good with julienne lettuce on hamburgers. I go through at least 2 of the 48 or at least 3 of the 32 ounce jars a month. Nothing quite compares to the taste of Miracle Whip. It's 5 stars for me!

I know a lot of people like Mayo I love Miracle Whip I have been eating it ever since I was a child it goes on tuna fish sandwiches it goes on a regular sandwich and if you happen to not have any it goes great on a salad inexpensive great taste life-size jar a little goes a long way the only thing I can truly say that I hate about Miracle Whip is when the jar is empty such a disaster keep up the great work in the Great Taste and the great price you guys are doing your thing PS it also tastes great and potato salad and deviled eggs

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.

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.

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.

I did not like the new billing plan. It is poorly done and I had to search to find it plus it was incomplete. I think I finally got everything, the old bill plan was much better! Service still good! Trying too hard to get you to deliver, rather than pick up......why? My printer does not always work and I would prefer a receipt at time of pick up...