Mayo, Miracle Whip, mustard, ketchup, salad dressing, all gross.
mayo : love it or hate it
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Combine 1 cup mayo, 1/2 chopped onion, 1 tbsp relish (drained), 2 tbsp yellow mustard, garlic powder, onion powder...family recipe known as bo-burger relish...itās awesome on grilled burgers, hot dogs, and fish as a tartar sauce substitute. Prepare it a day early....amazing stuff. Enjoy!!!!
It's quite tasty mixed with ketchup on a hamburger. not my favorite but it's good.
It's dang tasty on a braunschweiger sandwich
It's dang tasty on a braunschweiger sandwich
Was surprised how good the Dukes lime tastes. Anyone tried the Dukes lite? I donāt want to be too disappointed.
I love tuna salad, potato salad, and egg salad. But I don't like chicken salad because its too much mayo.
logic.
logic.
Regular Heinz ketchup uses high fructose corn syrup which is unhealthy and has a heavy taste. I much prefer ketchups made with regular sugar. Heinz makes one but they charge quite a bit more for it.
False...and false, but expected from a novice.
I just made the world's best chicken salad, and used MW. It was fabulous.
Like mayo mainly as a mixer for chicken or tuna salads and stuff like that. Miracle whip for sandwiches. Peanut butter and Miracle Whip is amazing and should be a staple in every household.
I don't really care for coleslaw, but there was a place in Lexington called Limestone Blue that had a buffalo chicken sandwich with blue cheese coleslaw that was fantastic.
Not shocked you would dig in when you are absolutely wrong.
"According to Kraft archivist Becky Haglund Tousey, Kraft developed the product in house, using a patented "emulsifying machine", invented by Charles Chapman, to create a product that blended mayonnaise"
What really sets Miracle Whip apart from mayonnaise is its taste. While Miracle Whip, like mayonnaise, is made with eggs, oil, and an acid ingredient such as lemon juice, it also contains a blend of spices, including mustard, paprika, and garlic. The real difference in flavor, though, lies in the fact that Miracle Whip is made with corn syrup, notes Healthline.
-miracle whip is the jorts/unironic mullet combo of the condiment world. Absolutely disgusting.
Not so much for poors, but definitely for simpletons.
I had a dog when I was a kid that would eat pretty much anything. Except unbuttered popcorn. He'd walk up to it and sniff it and give me a look like "you kidding me f$^#*?"
Back when you received a postcard addressed to Master Pulaski Cat Fan instead of Mister Pulaski Cat Fan. I remember those days.
I knew before I opened this thread, that UKO would be pro Miracle Whip.
Liking Miracle Whip essentially = You just don't KNOW any better...
Much like pulling for UNC basketball, the Yankees, gold chokers, listening to the Eagles etc.
LOL
Liking Miracle Whip essentially = You just don't KNOW any better...
Much like pulling for UNC basketball, the Yankees, gold chokers, listening to the Eagles etc.
LOL
It really makes a sandwich. Everything from a club sandwich to my sandwich meat with Buffalo sauce and mayo. I hate the calories in it. But it's one of those things that can just "make" a sandwich.
Itās alright but not on my list of weekly or monthly usage. Donāt keep it at home. I donāt put many sauces on anything because theyāre usually full of saturated fat and/or sugar.
