Mayonnaise or Miracle Whip?

[Anitas_Mom]

Miracle Whip all day long!!

[ponyqueen]

Miracle Whip by a landslide. Its has some sorta sweetness to me. Heck, I used to just put it on some white sandwich bread and just ate it. Yup, bread and miracle whip...those were the days. 

Yeah! And peanut butter! Try it!

[ponycake]

Miracle Whip by a landslide. Its has some sorta sweetness to me. Heck, I used to just put it on some white sandwich bread and just ate it. Yup, bread and miracle whip...those were the days. 

Yeah! And peanut butter! Try it!

Miracle whip and peanut butter sandwich? Omg. lol

[ladybastilla]

I think my weirdest condiment combo is using sweet and sour sauce on french fries. I do that at McDonalds whenever I order McNuggets.

[mlp4me]

1. Which do you prefer: mayonnaise or Miracle Whip? (Or do you like both, hate both, or happen to be one of those who swears there is no difference?) Can't eat either. My stomach does not allow this.

2. Have you ever had a situation where something changed your mind about a food you previously thought you hated (or loved)? BBQ sauce. We never ever ate it growing up. Ever. I like veggie/soy riblets with covered in it, but that's only like 4x a year, acquired taste I guess... I'm slowly warming up to it.

[Loa]

What... is miracle whip?

[mlp4me]

What... is miracle whip?

I don't think it's sold where you are. It's a spread you put on sandwiches and in pasta salads and such. There's a wiki page here if you're so inclined to find out all that you're missing out on, lol. :o)

[Epona]

I think my weirdest condiment combo is using sweet and sour sauce on french fries. I do that at McDonalds whenever I order McNuggets.

That reminds me of another Canadian favorite. Dipping fries in your Wendy`s Frosty. Its called a "Canadian funnel cake" or "redneck funnel cake"

[dragonfly]

I, too, grew up thinking they were one and the same. Margarine vs butter was difficult enough. The world is full of LIES!

[ladybastilla]

I, too, grew up thinking they were one and the same. Margarine vs butter was difficult enough. The world is full of LIES!

Agreed. I like and will eat both, but the taste is very, very different.

I think my weirdest condiment combo is using sweet and sour sauce on french fries. I do that at McDonalds whenever I order McNuggets.

That reminds me of another Canadian favorite. Dipping fries in your Wendy`s Frosty. Its called a "Canadian funnel cake" or "redneck funnel cake"

I do that sometimes. Frosty's can be annoying and melt easy, and if you eat it first the fries can get cold. It's the easiest solution. I'd actually forgotten about this and thought of doing it the other day. I didn't, thinking "Am I losing my marbles?" but you've reminded me that, yeah, it's a thing. And yeah, I've done it before.

[Sparkle Pony]

I think my weirdest condiment combo is using sweet and sour sauce on french fries. I do that at McDonalds whenever I order McNuggets.

That reminds me of another Canadian favorite. Dipping fries in your Wendy`s Frosty. Its called a "Canadian funnel cake" or "redneck funnel cake"

I do that sometimes. Frosty's can be annoying and melt easy, and if you eat it first the fries can get cold. It's the easiest solution. I'd actually forgotten about this and thought of doing it the other day. I didn't, thinking "Am I losing my marbles?" but you've reminded me that, yeah, it's a thing. And yeah, I've done it before.

I don't even know how to react to this.

[DazzleKitty]

I like both, but vastly prefer the tangy taste of Miracle Whip. I especially love it in a BLT sandwich.

I used to hate seafood. As I have gotten older I have developed I love for shellfish and even some fish.

[Flitter]

Mayo, specifically Best Foods. It is one of the few items I must have the name brand of.

[Twilight Pink]

I think my weirdest condiment combo is using sweet and sour sauce on french fries. I do that at McDonalds whenever I order McNuggets.

That reminds me of another Canadian favorite. Dipping fries in your Wendy`s Frosty. Its called a "Canadian funnel cake" or "redneck funnel cake"

I do that sometimes. Frosty's can be annoying and melt easy, and if you eat it first the fries can get cold. It's the easiest solution. I'd actually forgotten about this and thought of doing it the other day. I didn't, thinking "Am I losing my marbles?" but you've reminded me that, yeah, it's a thing. And yeah, I've done it before.

I don't even know how to react to this.

I'm personally disgusted by that  how can one put something that dry, hot, starchy, salty, greasy and fried into something that meant to be cold,sweet and refreshing?

[Epona]

I think my weirdest condiment combo is using sweet and sour sauce on french fries. I do that at McDonalds whenever I order McNuggets.

That reminds me of another Canadian favorite. Dipping fries in your Wendy`s Frosty. Its called a "Canadian funnel cake" or "redneck funnel cake"

I do that sometimes. Frosty's can be annoying and melt easy, and if you eat it first the fries can get cold. It's the easiest solution. I'd actually forgotten about this and thought of doing it the other day. I didn't, thinking "Am I losing my marbles?" but you've reminded me that, yeah, it's a thing. And yeah, I've done it before.

I don't even know how to react to this.

I'm personally disgusted by that  how can one put something that dry, hot, starchy, salty, greasy and fried into something that meant to be cold,sweet and refreshing?

Except for the salt its the same concept as a funnel cake (dry, hot, starchy, greasy and fried) with ice cream on it (cold sweet and refreshing).   
Its kind of like how if you drop a shot of Amaretto into a glass of beer and chug it, it tastes just like Dr Pepper.