Deja Q
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Wed Sep-03-03 05:58 PM
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mayonnaise or miracle whip? |
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Miracle whip, all the way! :D
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Wed Sep-03-03 05:59 PM
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Wed Sep-03-03 06:00 PM
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2. On fries, mayonnaise. In sandwiches, Miracle Whip. |
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I prefer blue cheese on fries, though...
But I used to really hate Miracle Whip, until I started going to Subway/Blimpies/small pizza shop for subs. Now mayonnaise tastes so plain, LOL....
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Wed Sep-03-03 06:00 PM
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But for real mayonnaise - heck for any real sauce - you'd have to visit the Netherlands. And yes, they put it on fries and it tastes great (we do that as well).
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Wed Sep-03-03 06:01 PM
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4. Even the fat free Miracle Whip is good. |
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Unlike so many other things.
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Wed Sep-03-03 06:02 PM
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5. miracle whip. But mayo on some things, some times. |
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Wed Sep-03-03 06:03 PM
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6. It depends on how it's consumed. |
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As a condiment, mayo wins hands-down. But if you're eating it right out of the jar then Miracle Whip is the way to go.
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Wed Sep-03-03 06:03 PM
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If I want salad dressing I'll use salad dreassing. When I want zing I'll use ketchup or mustard. Leave my mayo alone.
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Wed Sep-03-03 06:04 PM
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8. I have some miracle whip in the fridge |
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We bought it when some family was in from out of town and thought they might like some on their sandwiches. What frightens me is the lack of an expiration date on the jar of miracle whip. What the fuck is it made out of if it doesn't go bad after a few years? Heavy axle grease bleached white? :puke:
Put me down for neither. x(
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Wed Sep-03-03 06:04 PM
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Wed Sep-03-03 06:08 PM
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10. With regard to 'Miracle Whip...' |
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Ooof! Bleccch! Eeeeyyyeeeew!! Gack!!
With regard to mayonnaise, - either it's made at home with hand-roasted garlic, - or it's Best Foods. (Hellman's on the east coast) Period. End of story.
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Wed Sep-03-03 07:49 PM
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24. Once again...you are spot on! |
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Homemade mayo or Hellman's! End of discussion.
Miracle Whip is at best a salad dressing, AT BEST!!! I won't have the stuff in my home.
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Wed Sep-03-03 06:08 PM
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11. Give me mayo or give me death! |
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And *only* Hellman's mayo.
Miracle Whip is and will always be The Sux.
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Wed Sep-03-03 06:09 PM
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12. Mayo is the only way to go |
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whats with that sweet tasting "SALAD DRESSING" stuff anyways?
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Wed Sep-03-03 06:12 PM
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13. Hellman's - Best Foods... |
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....is consistently recommended by chefs as the best.
Miracle Whip is sweet. Ugh.
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Wed Sep-03-03 06:12 PM
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Miracle Whip lasts forever because it's evil :crazy: !
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Wed Sep-03-03 06:13 PM
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Truer words were never spoken...
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Wed Sep-03-03 06:26 PM
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Edited on Wed Sep-03-03 06:29 PM by rabid_nerd
NO wHIP - :puke: on edit
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Wed Sep-03-03 06:32 PM
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mayo and the whip are just fat in a jar! ick!
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Wed Sep-03-03 10:20 PM
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Wed Sep-03-03 06:34 PM
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18. With my nose in the air..... |
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I have to say: Anyone who doesn't use Hellman's Mayonnaise is simply uncivilized.
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Wed Sep-03-03 06:55 PM
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but not at the same time :)
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Wed Sep-03-03 07:03 PM
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I seriously will not eat a sandwich made with Miracle Whip. I've never cared for it...
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Wed Sep-03-03 10:17 PM
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Wed Sep-03-03 07:05 PM
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I like them both...however I stick with the brand name for Miracle Whip and don't buy just any "dressing."
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Wed Sep-03-03 07:12 PM
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Never, ever will I eat any mayo product other than Hellman's.
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Wed Sep-03-03 07:54 PM
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25. I'm into both, depending on my mood. |
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If I'm having my sandwich on a bun, I usually prefer Miracle Whip.
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Wed Sep-03-03 07:56 PM
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26. It depends on what I'm making |
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Sandwiches are Miracle Whip items in almost all cases, but salads and homemade tartar sauce are much better using regular mayo.
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Wed Sep-03-03 07:59 PM
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27. Hellman's Mayonesa con Jugo de Limon |
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That is, with lime juice. Hmm--the jar I purchased at my neighborhood grocery store (Fiesta on Studewood, Houston) came from Canada!
Of course, Hellman's has a website:
www.mayo.com/corporate/our_prod_mayo.asp#withlime
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Wed Sep-03-03 08:44 PM
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Edited on Wed Sep-03-03 08:44 PM by breezygirl
How about donuts instead?
:donut:
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Wed Sep-03-03 09:36 PM
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32. yuck, isn't miracle whip just elmers glue without the flavoring? |
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helman's man all the way.
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Wed Sep-03-03 10:01 PM
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33. Miracle Whip all the way |
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I still sometimes eat Miracle Whip sandwiches when nobody is watching!:evilgrin:
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Wed Sep-03-03 10:15 PM
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my diet doesn't allow miracle whip.
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Wed Sep-03-03 10:27 PM
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and not the low-fat crap, either, the real thing.
Miracle Whip has a nasty, sour taste. Yuck.
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