LDS Jock
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Wed Dec-08-04 05:13 PM
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Why is Miracle Whip labeled "Salad Dressing"? |
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Does anyone ever use it on a salad? Seriously, why is it called salad dressing?
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Wed Dec-08-04 05:14 PM
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It should be labeled "toxic sludge".
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Wed Dec-08-04 05:14 PM
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2. I've always wondered that too |
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But my grandmother always used it in her potato salad, and it was great. :shrug:
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Wed Dec-08-04 05:16 PM
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4. It is very good in potato salad |
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Now why did you have to go and mention that. I want some potato salad now.
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Wed Dec-08-04 05:18 PM
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5. Oh damn it me too! Potato salad sounds so good now. |
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Wed Dec-08-04 05:19 PM
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You have just answered a long-standing question. |
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Wed Dec-08-04 05:15 PM
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3. I mix it with a bit of milk, a little sugar |
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and make my cole slaw with it. You can also add a touch of horseradish and its good, too.
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Wed Dec-08-04 05:18 PM
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Wed Dec-08-04 05:32 PM
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23. WTF? How'd it do that? |
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Edited on Wed Dec-08-04 05:33 PM by tk2kewl
From the Kraft Site:
Premiering at the Chicago World's Fair in 1933, Miracle Whip was an instant success, helping to make fresh foods such as fruit, vegetables and salads better tasting, more appealing and less expensive to Depression-weary consumers.
put it on your food... it makes it less expensive?
:wtf:
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Wed Dec-08-04 05:34 PM
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24. I guess less expensive than hoity toity depression era salad dressing |
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Edited on Wed Dec-08-04 05:34 PM by chimpsrsmarter
plus i don't think it's made with eggs so it probably did cost less and stayed good for a longer period of time.
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Wed Dec-08-04 05:35 PM
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27. i guess, but it sounds like they're saying |
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that it makes other foods (like fruits and salads) less expensive
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Wed Dec-08-04 05:36 PM
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28. ok, so the writer didn't proof read his text |
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he's busy i'm sure, gotta put food on his family you know?
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Wed Dec-08-04 07:03 PM
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Wed Dec-08-04 05:34 PM
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25. maybe if i slather it on the plasma screen at Best Buy |
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they'll lower the price })
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Wed Dec-08-04 05:37 PM
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but down here in Texas I might get the death penalty.
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Thu Dec-09-04 04:55 AM
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51. if they catch you in the act.... |
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they actually have the right to shoot you.
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Wed Dec-08-04 06:59 PM
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37. It's less expensive than mayonnaise |
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Wed Dec-08-04 05:19 PM
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7. Because it is based upon an old time recipe for salad dressing |
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My grandmother has a recipe for salad dressing that was handed down to her but you have to cook it and it takes time. Salad Dressing out of the jar is really quite a convenience if you like that sort of thing.
BTW, she still uses the homemade salad dressing for potato salad and it is the best. It has spoiled me for any other potato salads.
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Wed Dec-08-04 05:19 PM
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8. The only kind of salad isn't Lettuce with other raw veggies. |
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This kind of salad dressing is for Chicken Salad, Potato Salad, Macaroni Salad, etc. Duckie
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Wed Dec-08-04 05:20 PM
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11. its fantastic for potato salad. my granny's p. salad is the greatest. |
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Thu Dec-09-04 04:41 AM
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German Potato Salad, with vinegar as the dressin' not mayo.
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Wed Dec-08-04 05:22 PM
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I just haven't seen any salad bar with a jar of Miracle Whip available to those who want to glob some on their salad. You answer makes sense Duckie. Now, go make me some macaroni salad, OK?
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Wed Dec-08-04 10:04 PM
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45. I don't know if you'd like mine... |
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I don't use miracle whip. I use Ranch dressing. Duckie
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Thu Dec-09-04 04:37 AM
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just mayonaisse, actually.
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Wed Dec-08-04 05:19 PM
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9. Because you can use it to dress salads. |
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Pasta salad, potato salad, even fruit salad (I have never done so with fruit salad, but I've seen plenty of recipes).
However, since they DO market it as a sandwich spread ("A sandwich just isn't a sandwich without the tangy zip of Miracle Whip"), they might consider putting that on the label too.
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Wed Dec-08-04 05:20 PM
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10. Because it's not mayonaisse |
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Wed Dec-08-04 05:20 PM
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12. Why does salad dressing taste exactly like mayonaise? |
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I can't tell the difference. Because there is none.
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Wed Dec-08-04 05:24 PM
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17. It's tangier than mayo...more lemon? vinegar? Less Fat!!!!! (less egg) |
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Wed Dec-08-04 05:21 PM
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13. I don't know and I can't stand that stuff. |
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even mixed with other things (ie Potato salad) I can still taste it. ICK
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Wed Dec-08-04 05:22 PM
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15. YES!!! It's great as a tossed salad dressing!!! |
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Chopped lettuce, cauliflower, broccoli, bacos, and Miracle Whip... very simple! It doesn't take much to give everything a good light coating.
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Wed Dec-08-04 05:25 PM
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and when I was growing up, my parents always used to put a little Miracle Whip on a tossed salad, as the dressing, and it was good. It doesn't take much though.
KC
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Wed Dec-08-04 05:23 PM
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16. Because only True Democratic Left-Leaning Americans |
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...use Hellmann's Mayonnaise
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Wed Dec-08-04 05:26 PM
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21. Aka "Best Foods Mayonaise" |
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As it is marketed west of the Rockies.
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Thu Dec-09-04 05:02 AM
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Miracle Whip makes me gag. Honestly, I can't stand the stuff.
But Hellmann's is the ONLY way to make devilled eggs! Add a dash of hot sauce, & sprinkle with dill - - YUM!
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Wed Dec-08-04 05:25 PM
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18. I despise Miracle Whip.....I want REAL mayonaisse. |
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Miracle Whip is a blasphemous abomination in the sight of God! Baby Jeebus cries when people use MW instead of Real Mayo!
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Wed Dec-08-04 05:26 PM
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yuck.gross.nasty.gag.
even the words...shudder
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Wed Dec-08-04 05:29 PM
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22. MW makes Baby Jeebus cry! |
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Wed Dec-08-04 05:35 PM
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26. It's enough to make the saints weep bitter tears |
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Thu Dec-09-04 04:33 AM
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48. I call it Miracle Puke |
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the smell alone!
Someone must have created it on a dare.
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Wed Dec-08-04 05:38 PM
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Mayonnaise has a specific recipe and Miracle Whip does not meet the standards. So while it looks like mayo, it's not and so it has to call itself something else.
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Wed Dec-08-04 05:40 PM
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31. I like the fake better than the real one then |
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I don't like Hellman's. :puke:
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Wed Dec-08-04 05:49 PM
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34. It's not fake mayonnaise. |
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Kraft sells mayonnaise too. It's an alternative to mayo, not an imitation.
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Wed Dec-08-04 05:46 PM
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32. I had to go downstairs and smash a baked potato... |
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...added Miracle whip and mustard... Mmm...
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Wed Dec-08-04 05:49 PM
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35. lol.. quicky potato salad |
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Wed Dec-08-04 06:57 PM
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36. Not too bad for a quick bachelor meal, Jock. |
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Luckily, I had some sliced ham and Philadelphia cream cheese for a roll up, too. :-)
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Wed Dec-08-04 09:08 PM
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44. Put a green onion in that ham rollup...yummmm |
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Thu Dec-09-04 02:07 AM
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46. Yep, I like the Cajun roast beef... |
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like that with a jalapeno slice. :-)
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Wed Dec-08-04 05:46 PM
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33. I had to go downstairs and smash a baked potato... |
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...added Miracle whip and mustard... Mmm...
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Wed Dec-08-04 07:06 PM
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BECAUSE IF IT WAS LABLED MAYONAISE, MAYO COULD SUE FOR SLANDER!!!!
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Wed Dec-08-04 07:22 PM
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40. How Old Is That Jar You're Looking At? My Miracle Whip Is Simply Labeled.. |
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"Miracle Whip Dressing"... they've stopped using the word "salad".
Check your expiration date, bub! Avoid food poisoning!
-- Allen
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Wed Dec-08-04 07:26 PM
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41. don't get sassy with me |
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Edited on Wed Dec-08-04 07:27 PM by LDS Jock
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Wed Dec-08-04 07:33 PM
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42. "Don't Get Saucy With Me, Bernaise!" |
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Wed Dec-08-04 07:53 PM
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43. Yes, my grandmother did. |
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She was the coolest old lady I've ever known, but the world's worst cook. She boiled chicken before rolling it in breadcrumbs and "frying" it. :puke: One day I was visiting, and she asked if I wanted lunch. I figured Grandma couldn't mess up a salad, right? So I asked if she would make me a salad. A few minutes later, she presents me with a chunk of iceberg lettuce with a huge glob of Miracle Whip on top. Voila! Salad! :puke:
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Thu Dec-09-04 02:15 AM
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47. Because calling it "french toast" was just too much |
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Ok ill close my smart ass mouth :evilgrin:
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