Kraft Miracle Whip Salad Dressing Reviews

Miracle Whip is one of those great American brands that have been a staple in my house since childhood.  Kraft the makers of Miracle Whip premiered the salad dressing/ bread spread at the Chicago World's Fair in 1933, and the sweet white confection (is it fair to call it that?) was an instant hit.  I have always liked the taste of Miracle Whip much more so than regular mayonnaise.  — My Viewpoint — In our home we use Miracle Whip on sandwiches (I would not make one without it), and all kinds of salads.  I am so fanatic about the salad dressing that I have to… read full review »

I love to make lots of salads and sandwiches, especially in the summer.  I am always watching my calories so I love that Miracle Whip has less fat and calories than regular  mayonaise.  This is a staple for lots of my cold pasta salads and each serving has only about 40 calories.  I am not a huge fan of mayonaise, but I love the creamy and tangy taste this gives to foods and it is perfect for summer salads or a substitute topping on hamburgers and hot dogs.  It tastes great as a dipper for vegetables and the consistency is rich and creamy.  This works great as a… read full review »

i bought my first jar of miracle whip in a plastic jar.... it does no taste the same ..guess i might as well get use to the cheap salad dressing because ....why pay over $3.00 for miracle whip and it doesnt taste any better than the cheap stuff ........i am so dissapointed, several years ago i bought a large jar of miracle whip at a sams club it also was in a plastic jar ....it was terrible ..........even my husband said it was not good...i love miracle whip but kraft has screwed up .........please go back to glass jars !!!!!!!  have any miracle lovers at kraft tried it ??????????? … read full review »

I will use NOTHING else on my sandwiches. Actually nothing else goes in my fridge, other than the zingy, zippy Miracle Whip Salad Dressing. It's good not only for sandwiches, but I use it in a few of my recipes. I use it in potato salad instead of plain mayonaise, it gives it much more flavor. I also use it for egg salad, tunafish, mix it in a couple casseroles just to add a little bit of that tangy, zingy flavor that makes Miracle Whip the best.… read full review »

I usually prefer fat free mayonnaise, but often it is not included in the special sales at the supermarkets.  Miracle Whip has half the calories of mayonnaise to start with, so I will often buy Miracle Whip Light on sale rather than pay full price for the fat free mayonnaise.  It is good for a change.  It is sweeter and more tangy than… read full review »

This is what I grew up on and now its all I buy. I tryed another kind and it made me… read full review »