Food you make or eat "wrong"

[gmi3804]

Is Miracle Whip even fit for human consumption?

It's "salad dressing" which is mistaken for, and used interchangeably as, mayonnaise, probably because it's also white. It's a pretty useless condiment, IMO.

 

[tvguy]

It's "salad dressing" which is mistaken for, and used interchangeably as, mayonnaise, probably because it's also white. It's a pretty useless condiment, IMO.

I remember as a kid my mom once made potato salad with Miracle Whip. I didn't know it, but it tasted funny and I mentioned that. She tried it, and threw the rest out. As a child of the depression, it took a lot of her to throw food out. But that was in the 1960s when Miracle Whip was cheaper than mayo. Now, it is almost twice as expensive as real mayo.

 

[gmi3804]

I remember as a kid my mom once made potato salad with Miracle Whip. I didn't know it, but it tasted funny and I mentioned that. She tried it, and threw the rest out. As a child of the depression, it took a lot of her to throw food out. But that was in the 1960s when Miracle Whip was cheaper than mayo. Now, it is almost twice as expensive as real mayo.

If it's any consolation, Miracle Whip isn't really food.

 

[kyton]

Mashed potato sandwiches (white bread spread with butter).

Potato chips (crisps) on buttered bread.

Fairy bread - white bread buttered topped with sprinkles (hundreds and thousands).

My nephews will put ANYTHING pretty much on a sandwich - spaghetti bolognaise / Chinese food / roast dinners / even an Australian meat pie into a buttered breadroll.

 

[Rogue1677x]

When we were kids, mybdad would put green peppers, hot dogs and bread crumbs on Spaghettios and call it Spaghettios El Grande. Why? No idea? It was gross, but it's something we still laugh about to this day.