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It is very similar to mayo, but is more of a dressing than a condiment, even though it looks like mayo. It is also a cheaper alternative. It is sold throughout the USA, Canada and I believe also Germany. According to food experts or whatever it’s vegetable oil content is too low to meet mayo requirements. LOL So there are very few differences, but I prefer the taste. Google told me it is spicier than mayo too, but I am not sure on that one cause I don’t notice a spiciness too it as I am very sensitive to spicy food. xD
I hate Miracle Whip…too tangy…but I think we should all agree to keep what it is secret at this point from Trina. I actually dislike both. More of a brown mustard guy.
See this is why I know we can be friends, cause that is exactly what I would do to someone. But ha, I googled, I was really confused Miracle whip to me sounds like
whipped cream
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I love Ketchup and prefer Miracle Whip. I don’t like Mayonnaise. xD
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What is Miracle Whip?
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It is very similar to mayo, but is more of a dressing than a condiment, even though it looks like mayo. It is also a cheaper alternative. It is sold throughout the USA, Canada and I believe also Germany. According to food experts or whatever it’s vegetable oil content is too low to meet mayo requirements. LOL So there are very few differences, but I prefer the taste. Google told me it is spicier than mayo too, but I am not sure on that one cause I don’t notice a spiciness too it as I am very sensitive to spicy food. xD
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Whenever I hear whip, I think of squirty cream
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Hahaha Nice xD
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🙂
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Mayonnaise for me… I am really fond of ketchup.
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Mayo for me as well
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NOT fond of ketchup… Proofreading is key before you send… 🙂
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I did get confused
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Ketchup definitely.
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ooohh you are in my son’s camp
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Both! And also both “real” mayo and Miracle Whip… But no condiment equals remoulade!! Yumm!
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Still no idea what Miracle Whip is
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Depends on what I’m eating. Ketchup for burgers and fries, mayo for sandwiches. Well, more like Miracle Whip (it’s a mayo alternative).
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Thank you Amanda, I did google it in the end, it was driving me nuts
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I hate Miracle Whip…too tangy…but I think we should all agree to keep what it is secret at this point from Trina. I actually dislike both. More of a brown mustard guy.
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See this is why I know we can be friends, cause that is exactly what I would do to someone. But ha, I googled, I was really confused Miracle whip to me sounds like
whipped cream
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Mayo here too, but i like chili mayo and taco mayo!
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You ever tried Frank’s hot sauce, that is awesome
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Yeah I love Frank sauce it’s delicious
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When I do hot wings, it is the main ingredient
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