Yes, I admit that I prefer Miracle Whip for sandwiches over any mayonnaise. That’s because mayonnaise, to me, is at best tasteless, and at worst bitter. However, I use mayonnaise (Duke brand these days) in most recipes (potato salad, pimento cheese, tuna salad, etc.)
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LOL! I am not judging (as you will soon see). I find bottled (ie not homemade) mayonnaise pretty tasteless too. We grew up with “salad dressing” which was one thing – a mixture of condensed milk, mustard, and vinegar. A real sweet/sour mixture that gives a tang. I haven’t had it in decades! But I still like a good vinegary dressing/mayo on sandwiches. After your posts on this, I’m going to check out what we actually have on our supermarket shelves now.
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Yes, Miracle Whip is a lot like that yellowish salad dressing I liked in the UK, just not yellowish.
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I eat Vegenaise, so am possibly even more heretical.
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I like Vegenaise, Helen. I think it tastes better than most mayonnaise.
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Hey, I wrote about Spam. Just saying. I have no high ground!
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As you know, I loathe Miracle Whip. But someone who has eaten Twinkies really can’t claim the moral high ground here. The mouth wants what the mouth wants.
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What were those things that looked like chocolate cake in the shape of a hot dog roll, with white cream filling? I used to eat them when i was a teenager.
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Suzi Qs?
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