Eating Styles: Mayonnaise VS Miracle Whip Edition! Sam March 18, 2013 Eating Styles 12 Comments It’s Monday, which means it’s time for another Eating Styles poll. This week the theme is: Mayonnaise and Miracle Whip. The former is a simple concoction of raw egg yolks, oil, lemon juice/vinegar and spices, the latter is more processed, with high fructose corn syrup and sugar added for a sweeter taste. Miracle Whip is generally perceived as healthier than Mayo, but they’re pretty similar nutrition-wise. The people on team Mayonnaise seem to dislike Miracle Whip with a special vengeance. A couple years ago, Kraft Foods ran a “Take a Side” campaign centering around this very idea. What’s your stance? Do you stick to the classic taste of Mayonnaise or do you prefer the “tangy zip” of Miracle Whip? Do you eschew both? Vote below and explain your choice in the comments. Also, for some reason the voting doesn’t work in Chrome browsers right now, but it does work in Firefox and Internet Explorer. Take Our Poll The following two tabs change content below.BioLatest Posts Sam My name is Sam and all I care about is food. Latest posts by Sam (see all) Quick Bite: French Toast Crunch - March 8, 2014 Eating Styles: Would You Eat Horse Meat? - November 18, 2013 Deep Fried Everything Ep 153 - November 14, 2013 12 Responses Mark March 18th, 2013 Mayonnaise. Miracle whip has no place near any sort of food. Vile stuff. Reply Peggasus March 18th, 2013 Miracle Whip is the Devil’s Condiment. Reply NotFromNewZealand March 18th, 2013 There’s no meaningful difference. Anyone who says otherwise is just looking to pick a fight. Reply Andy March 18th, 2013 Floating on water is not the same as walking on it, hence the Miracle moniker should be revoked. Reply Mark March 18th, 2013 That’s crazy talk NotFromNewZealand. They are miles apart in flavor. I can tell when someone has ruined a dish like deviled eggs, or macaroni salad 9 out of 10 times. The tenth time I only miss because they use a tiny bit of miracle whip. Apparently claiming there is not a difference is also a way to pick a fight. FOOOOOOOD FIGHT Reply Smokin' March 18th, 2013 If there was a both option, I would have picked “both”. Reply Not-so-famous Dave March 18th, 2013 I likem both..have not noticed a huge difference, but then I’ve tasted vegemite and once you’ve tried vegemite, ALL other condiments taste just fine. Reply Cameron March 20th, 2013 Voting worked fine in Chrome for me. Mayonnaise, because I can pronounce everything in it. 😉 Reply Chad Dierkes March 22nd, 2013 I like them both, but if they are standing side by side, I will go Miracle Whip 99 times out of 100. Reply Paul March 23rd, 2013 wiracle whip adds a nice zing to deviled eggs and potato & pasta salads. buy please use sparingly Reply Sherry March 23rd, 2013 The only thing I like Miracle Whip for is coleslaw. I can eat mayo on just about anything! Reply TJ March 24th, 2013 They’re both about as good as Paul’s spelling. Reply Leave a ReplyYour email address will not be published.CommentName* Email* Website Save my name, email, and website in this browser for the next time I comment. Notify me of follow-up comments by email. Notify me of new posts by email. Current ye@r * Leave this field empty
NotFromNewZealand March 18th, 2013 There’s no meaningful difference. Anyone who says otherwise is just looking to pick a fight. Reply
Andy March 18th, 2013 Floating on water is not the same as walking on it, hence the Miracle moniker should be revoked. Reply
Mark March 18th, 2013 That’s crazy talk NotFromNewZealand. They are miles apart in flavor. I can tell when someone has ruined a dish like deviled eggs, or macaroni salad 9 out of 10 times. The tenth time I only miss because they use a tiny bit of miracle whip. Apparently claiming there is not a difference is also a way to pick a fight. FOOOOOOOD FIGHT Reply
Not-so-famous Dave March 18th, 2013 I likem both..have not noticed a huge difference, but then I’ve tasted vegemite and once you’ve tried vegemite, ALL other condiments taste just fine. Reply
Cameron March 20th, 2013 Voting worked fine in Chrome for me. Mayonnaise, because I can pronounce everything in it. 😉 Reply
Chad Dierkes March 22nd, 2013 I like them both, but if they are standing side by side, I will go Miracle Whip 99 times out of 100. Reply
Paul March 23rd, 2013 wiracle whip adds a nice zing to deviled eggs and potato & pasta salads. buy please use sparingly Reply
Sherry March 23rd, 2013 The only thing I like Miracle Whip for is coleslaw. I can eat mayo on just about anything! Reply
