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Miracle whip is better as a salad dressing because of the tangy zip. Mayo is better on sandwiches, however. Condiments are not supposed to overpower the contents of the sammich.

Its obvious that you "Mayo" lovers are seriously messed up. I'm sorry that your lives are so filled with sammiches that dont need the rich flavor and that zip that Miracle Whip have to offer you.

I wish you had grown up in a family filled with fat people like me so you could know the joys of having a good sandwich made to perfection. I guess you will just never know the truth...but thats ok because your children are going to grow up loving Miracle Whip just to spite you.

(I'm not really trying to make sense, I'm just in a cranky mood because I lost my ID and now I dont get to go out tonight and see all the messed up costumes and womenz dressed in slutty manners, while college jocks try to hide thier barely 3 inch erections, while sipping mixed drinks from a corner booth with a woman dressed up like a brick house. Yes I'm pissy about it).

Mustard only works for me on select meats, such as hot dogs, or fried balogna. Ham and turkey require mayo.

That **** is great on mayo.

Miracle Whip has added sugar and vinegar and about half the fat compared to mayo. Hence the flavor/texture differences.

Okay, so you're pretty much like the complete opposite of me. Miracle Whip is much too sweet for tuna and the two flavors just don't mix well, so I make tuna salad with mayo. For BLTs though, Miracle Whip all the way, in large part because MW is so tasty with tomatoes.