Miracle Whip Mayo-like Dressing,12 Fl Oz Bottles (Pack of 12)

He used it for lunch

Easy size to use

I am not a fan of mayonnaise in any form, but that is just my taste. My husband, on the other hand, is a mayo fanatic. In his early days, he grew up only eating Miracle Whip Mayonnaise, never “real” mayo. He says that Miracle Whip is still his favorite sandwich spread. He smothers it on bread for sandwiches that have other ingredients, or even just mayo alone as a mayonnaise sandwich. He uses mayo for tuna or chicken salad, and in other prepared dishes. He is even out in the kitchen right now “reviewing” this product by having a virgin Miracle Whip sandwich. If he would only quit saying yummm after every bite that would be great. Miracle Whip contains half the calories and fat of a popular name brand real mayo, the same level of sodium, but more carbohydrates (sugars). As a mayonnaise substitute, it could be a healthier choice. Miracle Whip is not as thick as regular mayo, which some may like, and others may not. This product comes in a handy to dispense squeeze container that is more convenient for adding the spread to recipes or bread than is a large container that requires a knife to remove. For reference, the cost for each jar of this product, at the time of this review, is $3.22/12oz bottle, which is slightly less than my local grocery store.

I have received only 1 of 12 bottle so far. I would like the other 11. Thank you

Miracle Whip Dressing (12 ct Pack- 12 fl oz Bottles) My husband and I been using Miracle Whip since we were born. I actually didn’t know that MW wasn’t real mayo until I started dating my husband in high school whose family used both kinds. So, yes, we use a lot of MW. I requested this because we especially use this for bacon and tomato sandwiches in the summer. We eat a lot. This is your basic MW, and the bottle I got don’t expire until the end of February. I wish they wouldn’t expire so quickly because I’m not sure we’ll use 12 12 oz. in that time even if we do use it in tuna salad, potato salad, deviled eggs, and some sandwiches. Take note that these are the smaller bottles, but it is still the same MW I know and mostly love. Highly recommend.

This 12 oz size is very convenient to store / to grab for a sandwich / great for travel / camping / and sanitary for gatherings. However = like with anything else - convenience generally cost more which is the case here. It takes most of 3 of these 12 oz bottles to make a regular 30 oz size bottle of Miracle Whip. - photo However = this 12pk is better priced then brick / mortar store = this $3.22 ec At BIG BOX store = One 30 oz bottle $3.96 / one 12 oz bottle $3.53. > To us = there's nothin' better than a 'mater sandwich with Miracle Whip in the summer - or a BLT. YUM. Something I've leaned is a 'THING' now = and it so delicious = > Try replacing the butter on your grill cheese sandwich with Miracle Whip = makes it so much crisper. > And if you like Parmesan cheese = sprinkle a little on the Miracle Whip too. Our kitchen couldn't function without Miracle Whip. Not just for sandwiches but potato salad / sauces (apple salad sauce) / dips / salad dressings / tuna - egg - chicken salad. With a tight budget when our kids were young we bought Miracle Whip mostly because it cost less than real Mayonnaise. Of course later on we bought some Mayonnaise but found that we liked Miracle Whip better anyway.

If you use a lot of Miracle Whip, this is the way to go! You are getting twelve 12 oz squeeze bottles. That's A LOT of Miracle Whip. I use Miracle Whip and mayo (a balance of the two) in my homemade potato salad. It adds a little extra tanginess and creaminess without all of the fat and calories of mayo. When we are entertaining, especially when we are watching a football game or hosting a BBQ, I always have to make A LOT of potato salad so I go through a lot of Miracle Whip. It is also quite tasty in tuna salad, egg salad, and chicken salad. I normally cut the mayo with Miracle Whip and it ends up tasting nearly the same but is a smidge healthier. I have been buying Miracle Whip in jars for years but I actually prefer the squeeze bottles. It is more convenient, less messy, and just easier to use overall. We always like to keep Miracle Whip on hand for making sandwiches, too. It adds such a nice, smooth, creamy texture to a BLT! Oh my goodness, SOOOO GOOD!!!

This is a large 12 pack of squeeze bottles of miracle whip. I think you're either a miracle whip person or a salad dressing person. I think one of the staples with this is putting it on a BLT sandwich. This is a large pack, and 12 is going to last you a long time. It's the same miracle whip that I am used to since I was young. It's a nice squeeze bottle so you don't have to deal with a knife as you can just squirt it on a sandwich and use the other piece of bread to rub it in. I know a lot of families like to buy in bulk. This is going to last you an incredibly long time unless you have a football team as a family. These aren't the largest squeeze bottles that I have seen, but they aren't the smallest and sort of right in the middle.