While Hellmanns Mayonnaise is usually required where one might debate with oneself between the two, there ARE a few situations that need Miracle Whip. 1) Vidalia onion spread...if mayo is used, it separates during the baking and leaves a bunch of oil on top. I'm not sure why that doesn't happen with things like hot chicken salad, but regardless, use MW when making your Vidalia onion spread. Trust me on that. 2) Ham sandwiches...use mustard too, or don't, it makes me no nevermind. But the ham is set off better by MW than mayo. 3) The only other thing I can think of is on toast. As a young teenager, some 40 years ago, I liked to toast bread and spread on MW while it was hot. My mother never kept mayo around, so I never tried that, and haven't even made MW toast since leaving home, but there you have it. Yes, Miracle Whip DOES have a place in this world. And it lasts forever, even after opening, so go ahead and keep both on hand.

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.

Miracle Whip Mayonnaise 1Gal Jug I buy this product in bulk, because I have a large family. I use it on sandwiches, and in numerous side salads. I’ve tried cheaper, generic brands and nothing compares in taste and texture, so I stick to Kraft. It’s tried and tested, and always provides us with a great quality and great tasting meal.

I love miracle whip!!! I use it on so many things! I use it in macaroni and potato salad and on sandwiches. I also use it on my tossed salads. I also use it on my tossed salads. I put 3 tablespoons of Miracle Whip in a small bowl and keep adding milk and stirring until it’s at my desired texture to use as a dressing for my salad. Miracle Whip has a smooth texture and just the right amount of tangy taste.

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.

Ok frankly this grosses me out. But my husband loves it. As a wife and mother I feel like I should represent the family here though. These stars are all for them. It is sweeter than real Mayo. Really almost nothing like Mayo other than color and texture.

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.

This product doesn't even deserve a star. It is not mayonnaise but more of a sweet dressing as it says. Many confuse this with mayo, this isn't mayo. I tried it a few times in my life and even tried a few pasta salads to curb my opinion. None of those attempts worked out. Nobody in my family nor friend network seems to like this product as well and I just don't see any recipes calling for this sweet hot mess. Again, no go here!! [product:miracle-whip-original-dressing]

For some reason I will never understand, my husband prefers Miracle Whip Original Dressing to regular mayo. I personally do not care for the flavor. It's too sweet!! I'm not an enormous fan of mayo either, unless I'm making tuna or potato salad, sometimes lightly on a sandwich so it's not too dry. Just personal preference I guess. I'll keep buying it, for the husband.

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)