Miracle Whip Mayo-like Dressing, 12 ct Pack, 15 fl oz Jars

Easy to use size, good value for the money, easy to store and great flavor for sauces, salads and baking!

Love the box of smaller bottles, product stays fresh longer and great for home, picnics or office use.

Was expecting bigger containers

Miricale whip was as good as many years ago!

The Kraft Original Mayonnaise (15oz Jars, Pack of 12) I'm very happy with. It shipped well with no damage. It is homed in an open box with each jar packaged together that has plastic around it all containing all the jars till ready for use. The jars are plastic and feature a twist-top lid. The best buy date is located right above the included on the jar recipe of Grandma's Reinvented Potato Salad which serves 8! The Nutritional Facts and ingredients are all easy to read. It is recommended to refrigerate after opening and to not freeze. The flavor is tasty. I would say it's on the sweet side and also has a hit of tanginess which is great for enhancing other flavors. I like using for sandwiches mainly but also work for other recipes I like such as mayonnaise rolls, potatoes salad, tartar sauce, dips, and certain tuna and cheese heavy meals I make. The price is right up there at what you would see per single jar at the supermarket but here you receive a lot more at once and it's perfect for stockpiling in your pantry contained in the way it arrives. Recommended.

This review is all about the expiration dates on the products I received in late August 2021. The carton of 12 Miracle Whips expires in late September. There is no way we would use more than 1 container in that time frame. Even a large family who loves mayonnaise will struggle to use all of this product in 1 month. All in all.. buy with caution.

People often interchange Miracle Whip for mayo, but I think it's more like Marzetti's Slaw Dressing. It's similar ingredients, and both have a wonderful tangy flavor that is so easy to mix in to make potato salad, deviled eggs, spinach artichoke dip and more because it is whipped. We prefer anything whipped, rather than a heavier type of spread - it's a big timesaver and it tastes delicious! I like the smaller jars because when I usually use half or the whole jar, and I don't have a big jar sitting in my refrigerator taking up space. These jars stack easily in my pantry and with the bright blue lid, they are easy to find. The only downside is that I received this case in August, and it is all set to expire the next month in September. I won't be able to use it all in time, and although I am happy to give some away, it is frustrating when you buy a case thinking you are stocked for a while, only to have to use it or lose it. Hopefully this was just a fluke and not common practice, but just beware.

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. For reference, the cost for each jar of this product, at the time of this review, is exactly the same as my local grocery store, at $3.79/15oz jar.