Miracle Whip Mayo-like Dressing, 19 fl oz Bottle

Pairs great with ⅔ miracle whip ⅓ mayonnaise and ¼ cup sweet pickle relish 3 hard boiled eggs and elbow pasta and a half steamer bag of sweet baby peas cooled and mixed up together. Add peas after folding the pasta and sliced eggs in the miracle whip and mayonnaise plus sweet pickle relish mixture. Sprinkle top with sweet paprika for visual appearance.judt before serving. Set over night and add additional miracle whip and mayonnaise to taste and desired wetness. Then add paprika.

Best condiment spread there is. I don't consider it as a salad dressing because I don't use it for the typical lettuce salads, but I use it in all my other salads including, but not limited to (tuna, chicken, ham, roast beef, egg, potato, pasta, guacamole. ..etc.) and in my homemade pimento cheese spread and most of my sandwiches. I also spread it on each side of my grilled cheese sandwiches before I put them on the griddle!🤤😋

It's a hassle to retrieve the amount of Mayo or Miracle Whip you need from an open jar with a knife, not to mention possible cross contamination from other condiments like mustard or ketchup. This easy squeeze container puts a stop to all of that and you can actually dispense the amount you actually want, instead of hoping you'll get the amount you want from an open jar. I store it cap down in the door of my refrigerator so it's ready to go right away.

I’ve tried the other brands and they just don’t have the flavor that Miracle Whip does. I like the squeeze bottles better than the jar. I have trouble opening things and the squeeze bottles make it so much easier on me.

Miracle Whip Mayo-like Dressing in the 19 fl oz bottle is a delicious twist on traditional condiments — it’s creamy with a tangy kick that makes sandwiches, salads, and slaws taste instantly better. It spreads smoothly and adds just the right balance of sweet and savory without being too heavy. Whether you’re making a classic sandwich, dressing up potato salad, or adding extra flavor to wraps and burgers, this dressing brings a bright, satisfying zing. For everyday meals that need a tasty lift, this is a 5-star favorite!

Well what can I say? It’s Miracle Whip so of course it’s good. What I like about this particular one is its dispensing. When you live in a home with people who do and don’t have celiac disease the method of delivery prevents cross contamination. It’s a lifesaver, really.

No other brand compares to Miracle Whip when you want that tangy tasty addition to a sandwich. The squeeze bottle is very convenient and easy to squeeze.

We enjoy it on hard boiled eggs, egg or chicken salad, or on sandwiches. However, we use it very sparingly because of its ingredient "High Fructose Corn Syrup." If they made it without that ingredient we would use it a lot.

They call this "Miracle Whip," but you can't use it like a whip, and I could not coax any miracles out of it. Even after I smeared it all over my body and chanted incantations, NOTHING! Not a single miracle. Oh, sure, it tastes great on sandwiches. Heck, it probably even tasted good on me! But if you're looking for a whip for those intimate times, or a salve to help you perform miracles, this product is a huge let-down.

I was throwing half eaten sandwiches away because they tasted so bad, I finally narrowed it down to this stuff. I just took for granted that this was the same stuff I grew up loving, but, contrary to the companies denials, they've changed this stuff. It absolutely does NOT taste the same as it did for decades. I decided to try the Great Value version and I'm glad I did. Now I can enjoy my sandwiches again. Do your own taste test. I was shocked at the difference, and how much more the Great Value version tasted like what I recall. I'll never buy this name brand version again. Please, Walmart, DO NOT change your recipe (like you did with the BBQ chips and had to change them back because no one was buying the new bad tasting ones).