Texas12&0 said:

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StinkyPinky said:

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Texas12&0 said:

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Aggie97 said:

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Texas12&0 said:

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Miracle Whip and peanut butter sammies. Absolutely delicious!

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That sounds disgusting

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Everyone says that until they try it. I tear off a bite for them. They make faces like they are about to die. I laugh. Then peace comes over their face followed by, "Hey, can you make me one?"

I'm 68 and when I was about 11 I found my aunt making one in the kitchen. I liked Miracle Whip on ham sammies, but peanut butter!?!? I let her know that was gross. She coaxed me into one bite, I made faces moving my body in anguish like I was about to puke my guts out, but about 20 seconds later, "Will you make me one?" Better than Little Debbie's or any other snack cake out there.

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She probably also drank Scotch and milk too

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Today she's 93 and quite active. It's the MW&PB sammies, I tell you!

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Outstanding!

Miracle Whip ads are now showing up on my web pages....

Thaddeus73 said:

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Miracle Whip ads are now showing up on my web pages....

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The devil works in many ways.

Slicer97 said:

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VP at Pierce and Pierce said:

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Unique flavor.

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Well, yeah, that'd be one way to describe it....

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That's how Guy Fieri describes things when they are terrible on DDD. I always love it when he goes into descriptions. It's clear he thinks it sucks. Over here people who can't cook a decent meal use the term "tasty".

FIDO*98* said:

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Slicer97 said:

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VP at Pierce and Pierce said:

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Unique flavor.

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Well, yeah, that'd be one way to describe it....

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That's how Guy Fieri describes things when they are terrible on DDD. I always love it when he goes into descriptions. It's clear he thinks it sucks. Over here people who can't cook a decent meal use the term "tasty".

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Do love me a tasty meal, I can't lie

My dad was a millionaire back in the late 70s when it meant something, but he still ate Miracle Whip and Spam sandwiches pretty regularly. Probably on a weekly basis. Just saying you can develop a taste for something you initially had to try out of necessity. My mouth still waters when I think of the MRE scrambled eggs, cheese, and tabasco sauce I ate each day in the desert.

Trident 88 said:

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My dad was a millionaire back in the late 70s when it meant something, but he still ate Miracle Whip and Spam sandwiches pretty regularly. Probably on a weekly basis. Just saying you can develop a taste for something you initially had to try out of necessity. My mouth still waters when I think of the MRE scrambled eggs, cheese, and tabasco sauce I ate each day in the desert.

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Holy ***** I found the only other enjoyer of the egg brick MRE. It was bliss. It was pretty much the only thing left in a box of rat ****ed MREs so no competition whatsoever. Jap cheese and Tabasco and actually take the time to heat it up and it was glorious. Also came with skittles. Pure money.

Fried spam goes good with anything.

txags92 said:

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Thaddeus73 said:

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Miracle Whip ads are now showing up on my web pages....

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The devil works in many ways.

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You're welcome.

txags92 said:

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Thaddeus73 said:

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Miracle Whip ads are now showing up on my web pages....

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The devil works in many ways.

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Just wait until that AI devil starts showing you ads for BDSM toys!

ValleyRatAg said:

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When I was a kid my dad's winter crop was 1015 or rio bravo onions. I used to love liver cheese onion and miracle whip sandwiches.

Now that I'm grown I have no idea what miracle whip tastes like but I remember liking it as a kid.

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fun fact because most of this thread is boring and stupid.

the 1015 onion was developed at A&M in the mid 80s by Dr. Leonard Pike. 1015 stood for October 15. He sorted all the different varieties by dates. I worked for him in the A&M Horticultural dept. as a Voc. Ag. student from Bryan High from 82-84. I smelled like onions all the time!

Okay. I ate at Triple XXX Family Restaurant in West Lafayette, IN today. Had a burger with tomato, onion, and lettuce (I like to live dangerously). AND MIRACLE WHIP. It was good.

So XXX XXX XXX?

That's too many Xs

toucan82 said:

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So XXX XXX XXX?

That's too many Xs

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Xellent!

I'm just reporting; didn't name the place!!

XXX Family Restaurant is one of the only times I've seen Guy Fieri straight up say something is bad on DDD. Usually when he doesn't like something, he will simply use terms like interesting or unique or simply describe a dish. Not surprised to learn they use Miracle Whip instead of Mayo

Sweet Kitten Feet said:

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It's ass, my dude

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100%

When I was a kid, my grandmother would fix tunafish sandwiches with the tuna slathered with miracle whip on Mrs. Baird's Bread and the oil only partly drained from the can. She would also cut the crusts off the bread. Always served with Dr. Pepper. I'm not sure who I have to thank for that soggy concoction, but I suspect that it was the only way one of my older siblings would eat. To this day, a tuna sandwich just doesn't taste right unless it's made with Miracle Whip and accompanied with Dr. Pepper.

I told that story to a job superintendent on a construction project once after he confessed that his grandmother would spread Miracle Whip (instead of butter) on the outside of his grilled cheese sandwich before she put it on the frying pan. He said that ever since, he cannot stand to eat a grilled cheese sandwich if it was prepared any other way.

I think the problem here may be grandmothers.....

BostonAg74 said:

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When I was a kid, my grandmother would fix tunafish sandwiches with the tuna slathered with miracle whip on Mrs. Baird's Bread and the oil only partly drained from the can. She would also cut the crusts off the bread. Always served with Dr. Pepper. I'm not sure who I have to thank for that soggy concoction, but I suspect that it was the only way one of my older siblings would eat. To this day, a tuna sandwich just doesn't taste right unless it's made with Miracle Whip and accompanied with Dr. Pepper.

I told that story to a job superintendent on a construction project once after he confessed that his grandmother would spread Miracle Whip (instead of butter) on the outside of his grilled cheese sandwich before she put it on the frying pan. He said that ever since, he cannot stand to eat a grilled cheese sandwich if it was prepared any other way.

I think the problem here may be grandmothers.....

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Mayo in lieu of butter for grilled cheese is a thing for sure and becoming more of a thing I think. Thought it was crazy until I tried for myself. Tastes slightly better IMO but also gives a better crisp I think. Also, easier to work with and spread as I do not keep a butter dish. I mean, they are both just fats and oils at the end of the day. I won't make mine any other way either these days.

Worth a try if ya haven't!

I tried it but fully disagree. Butter and bread are one of God's gifts to the world. Nothing makes a better grilled cheese than real butter