This new blend is NASTY... It is still labeled "the original", however it is far from it ...Check the ingredients if you have an old bottle around vs a new one... The old bottles say "salad dressing" on them, the new something about "creamy mayonnaise " taste. I, for one, will never purchase MW again in it's current mix.

I have ised this product for many years when making my tuna fish sandwiches for the family. It has a taste of its own, has a semi sweet taste and not bitter Little goes a long way. The value you could never beat and love the different variation of brands they make.

I grew up on this brand and always used it in place of mayonnaise in salads and for sandwiches. Today, my own family still uses it and rarely try a different one unless my favorite is out of stock. It is a good quality product and popular brand. It tastes great and is reasonably-priced. Highly recommend you try it.

It’s not very sophisticated but I prefer miracle whip over real mayo. My mom only bought this when I was a kid so real mayo just doesn’t taste right to me. This adds the perfect tanginess to a sandwich and can’t be best in my book. It’s this or nothing.

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 love using miracle whip. Miracle whip has a consistent creamy texture. The flavor isn't real tangy like mayonnaise. I use it for several things. It's good in any cold pasta salad, deviled eggs, sandwiches, it's also healthier because it doesn't have all of the fats that mayonnaise has. Overall, it's a very good choice.

Usually you’re a Mayo or Miracle Whip person. I am both. Miracle Whip is best on sandwiches, but I would refrain from using it in pasta salads or things like that because it is pretty sweet. It is affordable and definitely a good condiment to have in your fridge.

We’ve been using Miracle Whip for years. The company changed it briefly in the mid 2010’s to include a preservative type ingredient but they have gone back to the original recipe now and it is as delicious as always if you like sweeter mayo style dressing products.

We use Miracle Whip a lot versus mayonnaise. It always arrives fresh and never spoiled.... But, lately there have been problems with damaged containers in transport. Three of my last shipments had to be replaced due to the package being dropped or crushed and the Miracle Whip container breaking and bursting and it spilled everywhere in the box. Sam's Club replaced the items since I made sure to take pictures.

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!