Miracle Whip Mayo-like Dressing, 22 fl oz Bottle

I like this so much better than store brand salad dressing or mayo. There is less mess w/ the squeeze bottle & I had this delivered to my door w/ some other pantry items.....free shipping!

Love my MW it give a sandwich a remake the taste is bursting with flavor great for devil eggs egg salad wonderful product.

I don't think it's really sweet but I think it's tangy. It's delicious. The texture is great. The aroma is pretty good. The appearance is nice. I use this for like my potato salads, which is really delicious by the way sandwiches. I use this to make my devil eggs love it.

Love it but the price is a bit high in the grocery store. I called Jet to ask about the shelf life date and they assured me the date would be longer than I would need. They were right and the price was just right. Love Jet! [This review was collected as part of a promotion.]

Great sandwich spread without the calories of mayonnaise. I also like the small amount of “ tang” as it enhances my sandwich experience. I even use this with ketchup for my salad dressing. One fault of this squeeze bottle was I had to clean off the area where the Miracle Whip came out of, after each use. Or if I didn't, it would be dried up when I used it again.

My grandma always bought miracle whip and used it for making tuna sandwiches! I love the flavor its slightly sweet. Now I use it to make my tuna sandwiches and sandwiches with turkey. It's creamy and delicious!

Miracle whip is my second choice next to another popular mayonnaise brand. I find it to be a little sweeter and has a more chemical taste than other brands - specially Hellman's. It is very creamy, but it is just my personal preference I prefer Hellman's.

Miracle Whip is a great alternative to mayonnaise for my egg salad and tuna salad. The tangy, zesty flavor it adds is perfect for creating the creamy and flavorful sandwiches.

This is the first item I've ordered from Walmart that I was not pleased with. The item arrived on October 9th but with a "Use By" date of November 12th of 2020. I would never have purchased an item this large with that date - there is no way I could possibly use it up by the "Use By" date. I called to express my thoughts and was told I'd receive a new item with a much better date. Today, the new one arrived with a date not much better of Dec. of this year. When I purchase perishable items like this I always look for a date of at least 6 months out, if not more, as this is a product I do not use every day.

Why provide product images if they don't represent what is actually being sold? I ordered a 22 oz squeeze bottle of Miracle Whip expecting it to have sugar instead of high fructose corn syrup, and no nasty chemicals. What I received is very different from what I expected, and a big disappointment. I would not have ordered this if I had seen the actual nutrition label. I have no idea if one is an "old" recipe and one is a "new" recipe, but here are the ingredient lists from the nutrition labels: Walmart's product image "soybean oil, water, vinegar, sugar, modified cornstarch, egg yolks, salt, natural flavor, mustard flour, spice, paprika, dried garlic" The product I actually received "water, soybean oil, high fructose corn syrup, vinegar, modified cornstarch, eggs, salt, natural flavor, mustard flour, potassium sorbate as a preservative, paprika, spice, dried garlic"