Kraft Miracle Whip Dressing Plastic Jar 30 oz

I think mayonnaise tastes like library paste, whereas I love Miracle Whip. The extra tang and hint of sweetness goes well in a sandwich, on a salad, or when making tuna fish salad. A BLT (Bacon, Lettuce, and Tomato sandwich) without Miracle Whip is a tragedy. Every year my daughter wants me to make an extra turkey, to be sliced for sandwiches with Miracle Whip. For the health-conscious, it also has about 1/3 the calories of regular mayonnaise. What's not to love?

Got it in good condition, even though it's plastic it wasn't bent. Good timing. Always love the flavor over regular mayonnaise.

I prefer Miracle Whip and it isn’t always easy to find these days.

I love this mayo and it came as expected new and with a good date. But I do believe it was way over priced. However, I do like this on my food so I was willing to pay the extra. Seemed when covid hit everyone hiked up prices.

WARNING: HIGH FRUCTOSE CORN SYRUP in this product. While the description of this item from every Amazon seller states "No high fructose corn syrup..." the label on the jar lists high fructose corn syrup as the fourth ingredient; in fact, as the only sweetener used in this product. I do not necessarily blame the sellers because Kraft announced it was going to eliminate HFC from their products but did not make good on that promise. Too bad. I remember 'way back when I could rely on Kraft for decent, wholesome food, and I thought the company was perhaps returning to that model. Silly me! Into the trash with this.

Great for sandwiches, salads, and even cake recipes!

I have used this type of dressing for numerous years and find it to be the best on the market.

Miracle Whip is the only salad dressing that I use. I use for many summer dishes.