OK so I had to look up Miracle whip.. we don't have that. I wondered if it were similar to what we call salad cream.. and it turns out it is.. but whip is less vinegary... I like salad cream myself and don't like mayo. I find mayo too oily.. Then again I find salad cream too sharp sometimes.. A good compromise is Heinz Seriously Good Mayonnaise as it seems to combine mayo with salad cream.. best of both worlds.
There is not one Element of truth that I have any fing to do with Whips....it's still a lie I hope and anyone that says different had better get a lot of padding around their posterior....
I bet bet it's that Dandy Devil again.... Greeeeeee :(D
I have never known anyone who used Miracle Whip. I always figured it was a yankee thing. I use a little mayo on sandwiches and have changed over to the Kraft that's made with olive oil. I can't tell any difference and it has half the calories.
This post was edited by Thriftymaid at August 22, 2018 5:14 AM MDT
I like both. Sometimes I like to Whip a little Mayo on top of my sandwiches.
Other times, my sandwiches come with Mayo already included. In those cases, I Whip a few Miracles out from under my belt and spread them evenly. It adds a sweet taste to the sandwich and I like the consistency.
No one I know finds a dry sandwich appealing.
This post was edited by Merlin at August 22, 2018 5:14 AM MDT
Miracle Whip. 
And you will pay for it! 
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