Mayo vs Miracle Whip

[Caiahar]

Miracle whip: I thought this was whipped cream..whipped cream and strawberries/apple pie FTW..
Nutella: It's supposedly a hazelnut (fancy word for CHOCOLATE) spread, quite good, yum I ate it at breakfast today bread with Nutella chocolate on top.
Peanut Budder: Yum, peanutty, sweet, sticky. PB & J FTW.
Mayonnaise: What's da difference between normal and MiracLE Whip? Any is good for me! ANY.
Idc which mayonnaise on my tuna sandwich, burger, etc.

But in the end, Budder beats em all.

Yesterday I bought 4 smallish boxes of budder!!!
Each box contains..um...four 4-OZ sticks? And un-salted! We don't need salt to ruin da taste of budder! All natural BUDDER!!


...although these market/packaging people do not know how to spell the word Budder....

[DocDoBig]

Seems like only me and Coot are Miracle Whip worshiper.

[zappaxe]

Seems like only me and Coot are Miracle Whip worshiper.

Good, good. Go mayo.

[Zaonabiuibil]

Mayo for the sole fact that Deviled Eggs are delicious.

[Spyce]

Classic Mayo is bes.

[DocDoBig]

Good, good. Go mayo.

The maker of the poll may not vote!

[zappaxe]

The maker of the poll may not vote!

Ofc I can lol . Mayo is pwning right now

[VladHaund]

I love mayo but not just any mayo.
I love japanese mayo which tastes superb and very addictive as I can just eat the mayo itself! lol






Mmm mmm mmm!!

[zappaxe]

I love mayo but not just any mayo.
I love japanese mayo which tastes superb and very addictive as I can just eat the mayo itself! lol






Mmm mmm mmm!!

Wow man that looks really good!!!

[Trenton]

I've lost all hope in everyone but Doc and Oldcoot.



MIRACLE WHIP FTW!

[DocDoBig]

Woot Trent!

Btw, what's about Remoulade?

[Skeletonlord]

I have never heard of Miracle Whip. Is it like mayo?

[dudetus]

People, people, this arguing is worthless!

Both are awful .

GOGO TEAM KETCHUP!

[Skeletonlord]

I looked up Miracle Whip!

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Miracle_Whip

Its a salad dressing sold in the United States and Canada. Cannot buy here in the UK.

[Actona679]

I looked up Miracle Whip!

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Miracle_Whip

Its a salad dressing sold in the United States and Canada. Cannot buy here in the UK.

Both MW and mayo are used as a condiment on sandwiches and a binder in many compound salads. Mayonnaise has a slightly sweeter taste (due to addition of sugar and corn syrup - blech); mayo is eggier. This question is a little like the Mac/windows one - it is rare to like both.

@DocDoBig - remoulade...yummmmm. I am only familiar with the French version, but you can bet that they would never use miracle whip as their base!

[VladHaund]

Wow man that looks really good!!!

It tastes good too!! This kind of pizza and a japanese mayo is so good!

[DocDoBig]

@DocDoBig - remoulade...yummmmm. I am only familiar with the French version, but you can bet that they would never use miracle whip as their base!

I don't really know where it comes from, ones say Denmark while the others say France.

I'm with France - Remoulade just sound so Frech.

Have you tried Remoulade on toast, yet? That's the perfect morning spread I say.

[Zeus]

For sure! Preferably homemade but Hellmann's at a push!

Miracle whip: I thought this was whipped cream..whipped cream and strawberries/apple pie FTW..
Nutella: It's supposedly a hazelnut (fancy word for CHOCOLATE) spread, quite good, yum I ate it at breakfast today bread with Nutella chocolate on top.
Peanut Budder: Yum, peanutty, sweet, sticky. PB & J FTW.
Mayonnaise: What's da difference between normal and MiracLE Whip? Any is good for me! ANY.
Idc which mayonnaise on my tuna sandwich, burger, etc.

But in the end, Budder beats em all.

Yesterday I bought 4 smallish boxes of budder!!!
Each box contains..um...four 4-OZ sticks? And un-salted! We don't need salt to ruin da taste of budder! All natural BUDDER!!


...although these market/packaging people do not know how to spell the word Budder....

You know you're Indian when you buy that much butter.

[RedRyder]

I don't really enjoy either lol

[Suentous PO]

My food is seasoned only with the blood and tears of the unworthy.