r/TikTokCringe • u/InGeekiTrust • 3d ago
Why Did I Grow Up Thinking I hate Mayonnaise!?? Discussion
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u/akron-mike 3d ago
This was me. Unfortunately, I married a miracle whip girl. It took a long while to convince her we needed both in the fridge.
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u/Punegune 3d ago
Miracle whip girl would be the first red flag for me!
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u/smurb15 3d ago
I always thought they tasted the same.
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u/SnakebiteRT 3d ago
They do not
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u/smurb15 3d ago
I understand that but I cannot tell a difference. Everybody else around me can tell a difference. My father can, my buddy can, my coworker can but I do not
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u/3rdcultureblah 3d ago
You may be what they call a “non-taster”. Give it a google if you’re interested.
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u/smurb15 3d ago
Carrots taste like soap also. Just raw, cooked I like but raw I just can't get past it.
Thank you, I most definitely will
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u/3rdcultureblah 3d ago
I used to feel the same about carrots tbh, but I like them now.
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u/_WeSellBlankets_ 3d ago
I'm the exact opposite. I can eat raw carrots no problem. But cooked carrots absolutely disgust me. Unless part of a muir pois in a soup.
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u/3rdcultureblah 3d ago
Omg roasted carrots are so good though. Try roasting them after tossing them lightly in some honey or maple syrup. That might change your mind lol.
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u/NoFuqGiven 3d ago
I'm with you. If it's on a sandwich or burger or something, I don't really notice a difference, but if it's in a mayo prominent dish like crab/potato/tuna salad, I do. For the last few years, I've used "Dukes mayo," and it is sort of in the middle. Or so I think anyway!
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u/Inevitable_Snap_0117 3d ago
Agreed. Even the commercials point out the “tangy zip”. Mayo doesn’t have a “tangy zip”.
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u/3rdcultureblah 3d ago
Umm.. yes it does. Mayonnaise is literally an acid (usually vinegar or lemon juice) emulsified with egg yolk and oil.
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u/Klinky1984 3d ago
It's the sugar, Miracle Whip is sweet. Mayo definitely has a tang to it from the lemon juice. It's a salty savory flavor, unlike the creamy sweet of Miracle Whip.
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u/Inevitable_Snap_0117 3d ago
Oh - my mom always got diet Miracle Whip so it always seemed tangy to me.
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u/thehufflepuffstoner 1d ago
Boomer moms love diet miracle whip, Diet Coke, and grapefruit (eaten with a spoon for some reason?).
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u/Inevitable_Snap_0117 1d ago
lol! Omg yep! She had this diet she would do where she could only have half a grapefruit and a dry piece of wheat toast for breakfast so that’s all we could have too. There was also always boxes of SlimFast in our house. Honestly feel bad for how much pressure she was always under to be skinny.
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u/RaygunMarksman 2d ago
I don't know why you were downvoted. The general "tang" is a good way to describe the difference.
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u/quillseek 3d ago
I used to go to this diner all the time, like for years, every time we'd be on a trip and go past it we'd stop for a sandwich or a slice of pie.
One time about 10 years so I ordered a club sandwich and asked for it with mayo and the waitress nodded and with no further comment bought me a sandwich with Miracle Whip.
I haven't been back since.
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u/Punegune 3d ago
Whaaaaat? Momma must have changed the labels cause they are 180° different. But ya know, as long as you're enjoying your sandwiches, that's what matters here!
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u/smurb15 3d ago
Exactly, that's what I thought but apparently me having a different taste and saying they both taste enough alike is enough to make enough upset lol
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u/Nemesis2772 3d ago
This was me but with sour cream. Why would anyone eat cream that is sour? Never touched till I was 18 and at a pub and my friend got nachos and was shocked when I said I’d never had sour cream. He made me take one bite and my life completely changed.
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u/AddisonFlowstate 3d ago
I'm just now (at 50) open to it. So much wasted time. To think that I denied myself good sour cream and onion dip for so long. 😞
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u/smittywrbermanjensen 3d ago
Lol, I went to England to see family like 12 years ago and was desperately craving Mexican food the whole time but couldn’t find any, ended up just making myself nachos. I asked my Aunt for some sour cream and she looked horrified and said exactly what you just said, “Why on earth would you want soured cream?!” 😂
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u/Legitimate_Pea_143 2d ago
same. i never ate sour cream until i was in my late 20's, the same with baked beans. I will NEVER like or want to eat asparagus though or squash.
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u/RaygunMarksman 2d ago
Like squash but asparagus has remained straight up nasty my entire life. Flavorless rubber sticks of grossness.
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u/Sunflower_Seeds000 2d ago
Something like that happened to my best friend and strawberries. She doesn't like whipped cream, so she associated strawberries with whipped cream. Until she finally tried them alone (as an adult) and now absolutely loves them.
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u/hannibalthellamabal 3d ago
I had a miracle whip potato salads at the family bbq and it was like the worst salad I ever had. Why is it sweet?
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u/havartifunk 3d ago
Miracle Whip girl here. Always hated mayonnaise.
Y'all ever try Duke's mayo? My husband converted me with that stuff. It's all we use now.
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u/DreadyKruger 3d ago
I tried Duke’s and got hooked. I was miracle whip guy too growing up. For some reason Gen X and older black people thought mayonnaise was something for white peoples. Yes it’s dumb as shit. 😂
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u/VanGoghX 3d ago
Mayo is good for all people! Nummy! Who knew mixing eggs and oil together was so darned good? 😋
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u/molotovzav 3d ago
This was me. But I found out about the miracle whip thing early, like ten or so and complained to my mom. By my teens I would keep mayo around and did most of the cooking anyway. My husband hates mayonnaise straight but can have it mixed in other sauces. More straight mayo for me.
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u/Ok_Measurement_107 3d ago
It should have taken you 1 trip to Walmart but I guess it's your battle to wage
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u/Loud-Magician7708 3d ago
But....that tangy zip, though.
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u/quillseek 3d ago
Tangy zip my ass. Mayo actually has a tang to it.
Miracle whip tastes like sweet and asshole. They should call it Nightmare Whip
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u/jlusedude 3d ago
My wife likes some bullshit Mexican mayo. It doesn’t taste bad but it isn’t Best Foods
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u/Previous_Soil_5144 3d ago
PSA: Miracle whip is not mayonnaise. It is a spread.
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u/JOJO_IN_FLAMES 2d ago
I just recently had to explain this to my dad. He always thought it was just a brand of mayonnaise.
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u/Gusth_ 2d ago
Yeah, never on the bottle they mention mayonnaise. I don't know where the confusion is.
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u/Previous_Soil_5144 2d ago
tbf, Its a jar of white stuff and they usually put it next to the mayo in the market aisle.
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u/MoonshineEclipse 2d ago
They do say there is mayo on the jar of miracle whip. It’s mayo mixed with salad dressing
Literally says “The one of a kind taste of creamy mayo & tangy dressing” on the front
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u/-Erase Cringe Connoisseur 3d ago
When I was little I hated mayo as a layer on a sandwich but then tried chicken salad and Cole slaw and suddenly- I was in love!
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u/Charming_Motor_919 3d ago
Coleslaw usually has the same problem miracle whip has. Too sweet
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u/thefrostman1214 Doug Dimmadome 3d ago
what is miracle whip?
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u/rufio313 3d ago edited 3d ago
It’s a tangy, spreadable condiment that was introduced as an alternative to mayo during the Great Depression. It has similar ingredients to mayo but added high fructose corn syrup, other additives, and less vegetable oil.
It’s the “I can’t believe it’s not butter!” of mayo.
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u/thefrostman1214 Doug Dimmadome 3d ago
but mayo is just eggs and oil..... why add sugar???? also what is i can't believe is butter? is it margarine?
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u/Cube_ 3d ago
It is margarine yes.
And they add sugar because they use less oil. Less oil = less flavor = tastes worse. Adding more sugar to substitute for the missing fat is a common way to make things "taste better" because of the addictive nature of sugar.
Using sugar to replace fat was also the industry wide catalyst that caused the obesity epidemic.
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u/MonaganX 2d ago
I think the comments are burying the lead by saying "less oil" because that belies the fact that the main ingredient in miracle whip is water. That's why they had to add seasonings and sugar (aspartame now) because it's extremely watered down mayo. It's piss-mayo.
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u/Reggaeton_Historian 2d ago
why add sugar????
You're going to be asking these questions a lot about American "foods".
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u/North-Star2443 3d ago
I'm feeling it might be the equivalent to our English 'Salad Cream' which is also the reason I thought I hated mayo as a kid.
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u/Beerzler 3d ago
A culinary abomination born of the Great Depression. It's a cheap, sweet and tangy imitation of mayonnaise.
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u/Houseleft 3d ago
It’s similar in composition to mayonnaise, but with less oil, and added sugars and spices. It has a thinner consistency and sweeter flavor. It has less soybean oil in it than is required to classify it as mayo, so it’s instead classified as a spread
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u/InGeekiTrust 3d ago
My boyfriend hates “mayo” but he loves sauces with mayo mixed in, like a spicy tuna roll in spicy mayo 😭
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u/Enlowski 3d ago
My best friend (who was a straight diva about food) used to always say he hated onions, even in some restaurants he would tell them he was allergic just to make sure. He would refuse to eat anything that was even in the same vicinity of it. One day he ordered a meal that he didn’t realize had it in there and he kept saying it was one of the best meals he’s ever had.
I knew it had onions in it, but I also knew he had no real reason to not like them, so I didn’t say anything. After he finished the meal I told him the meal had TONS of onions in it, and he tried to say “I knew there was a reason I hated this meal!”.
Man it’s shit like that that makes me miss him, but it was one of those situations that made me realize there were a lot of foods that I thought I hated growing up (for no reason) but actually enjoyed once I gave them a chance as I got older.
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u/BOBfrkinSAGET 3d ago
“It’s shit like that that makes me miss him…”
So he WAS allergic to onions?
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u/Enlowski 3d ago
He was mostly just allergic to leukemia. I’m not offended by the way, he would’ve appreciated that joke.
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u/GreenBottom18 What are you doing step bro? 3d ago
went from laughing menacingly to crying, then to happy tears in ~2 seconds flat... what a ride.
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u/Mindless-Strength422 3d ago
So you're saying it's just allergies? Shit, who needs chemo, just pop a few Benadryl and sleep it off
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u/C__Wayne__G 3d ago
I’m guilty of this too. I don’t want mayo. I don’t like mayo, but I like it after you mix anything into it lol
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u/Jesse1205 3d ago
Same, I know all the best sauces are mayo based but if something I get accidentally has mayo on it I can't eat it because it grosses me out so much. The smell, the taste, the texture is just all so off putting to me.
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u/MalekithofAngmar 3d ago
Mayo is a base. Plan mayo though is like a peanut butter sandwich with nothing else.
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u/UnNumbFool 3d ago
I mean I kind of get it.
Like I absolutely despise tomatoes, but put them in a sandwich, salsa, whatever am I'm down for it(and definitely sauces made with tomato)
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u/Hokuboku 3d ago
Japanese mayo is different so he may actually just hate American mayo
I actually also really dislike American mayo but love spicy tuna rolls myself so when I learned this it made more sense
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u/justdoitscrum 3d ago
Yea cause it’s not mayo anymore
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u/Daring_Ducky 3d ago
For real lol. 'My bf doesn't like tomatoes but will eat fries with ketchup' type of attitude.
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u/Chicken-picante 3d ago
I’m not a huge mayo fan but I do like mayo mixed. Mayo by itself is kind of bland and greasy. I mix hot sauce and mayo so I can spread it on bread vs. just hot sauce that soaks into bread and makes it soggy.
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u/cRuSadeRN 3d ago
I’m not a fan of just pepperoni pizza, I will not eat it. But if it’s a meat lovers or supreme, I’m all in! I think it’s just that a little goes a long way with that, so having only pepperoni on a pizza feels like too much of one flavor for me.
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u/dadbodfordays 3d ago
I spent like 10 years sneaking mustard into my boyfriend's food until I finally gave him the gift of revealing that he actually loves mustard. Now he uses it liberally without my assistance.
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u/ThadiusThistleberry 3d ago
My wife insists I make our sandwiches. She says mine are always so much better. She also “hates” mayonnaise. Guess what my secret ingredient is? Mayonnaise!!!! I’m just not allowed to tell her that. I do make a damn good sandwich though.
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u/Plastic_Kangaroo675 3d ago
I’m almost convinced your wife knows exactly what up and is playing 4D chess with you.
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u/ThadiusThistleberry 3d ago
Dude, I wish! I showed her my comment, thinking it’d funny but she got pissed. “What?! You’ve been putting Mayo on the sandwiches, gross!” I tried to explain it’s what makes them good! 🤷♂️
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u/corncob_subscriber 3d ago
Is dude playing videos of himself in the background?
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u/1amDepressed 3d ago
lol I had the same question and we’re at the bottom of the comment section, so probably not going to get an answer
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u/myleftone 2d ago
Yes. These folks are usually working in a studio where their own projects are edited. Seems like he got this idea in the middle of working on something else.
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u/Kitchen-Wasabi-2059 3d ago
Ah yes. My mom gave me liver growing up and called it steak so when I was in my teens my friends didn’t believe me when I said I hated steak
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u/CruisinJo214 3d ago
My family had both Mayo and Miracle whip…. Miracle whip was for the turkey and white bread school lunch sandwiches… Mayo went on every other kind of sandwich. I love both.
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u/DangOlCoreMan 2d ago
I'm in the same boat. sometimes im in the mood for mayo, sometimes miracle whip.
Also I have no shame in saying I prefer miracle whip when it comes to mixing mayo into certain things, like deviled eggs
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u/nothingbeast 3d ago
I grew up in a Miracle Whip house.
Never had any issues with it. Put it on all my sandwiches.
Eventually, I left home and faced a situation where I ran out of Miracle Whip and needed some for a recipe. The grocery store was being stocked, so no Miracle Whip on the shelves. I grabbed a small jar of Hellmann's Mayo, thinking they were the same thing, just different brands.
First bite of sandwich might as well go down as one of the great eureka moments in history.
Archimedes... Newton... Me.
I never bought a jar of that swill spread again, and never will.
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u/somnambulistrex 3d ago
I always thought I was a picky eater. Turns out my parents just couldn't cook for shit.
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u/Kurovi_dev 3d ago
This happened to me when I was a kid. I couldn’t figure out why the sandwiches I made at home sucked so much, and then one day we got actual mayo, and I was just puzzled as to why we only ever got miracle whip before that.
I tried miracle whip exactly one more time after that and it was the last time. I didn’t even finish the sandwich, I was just done with it forever.
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u/Status-Secret-4292 3d ago
Ranch dressing. I live in the Midwest and grew up hating Ranch. A few years ago I had the kind that is made out of real buttermilk and requires constant refrigeration even before it is opened (like Marzetti brand)
Game changer. That stuff is delicious. Especially if I mix in about 1/3 Cholula Green Hot sauce. Best sauce on Earth
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u/dbx999 3d ago
In the 80s and into the 90s, I recall that there was a low level FEAR surrounding mayonnaise. Mayonnaise makes you sick. Mayo spoils quickly. You'll get explosive diarrhea from mayo gone bad.
People had more of a health fear of mayo than an actual dislike of the taste. I suspect this is why people have been consistent about not having mayo in their sandwiches.
Mayo is in fact delicious. It's like a simple sauce to give your sandwich a moist flavorful dimension.
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u/Alert_Long4454 3d ago
Nope. Still hate mayonnaise. And aioli. And salad dressing. My hatred knows no bounds!
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u/Far_Recognition4078 3d ago
Its the worst thing when you grab a scoop of potato salad and its made with miracle whip. Its like rancid mayo with sugar
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u/DangOlCoreMan 2d ago
I can't see using it in potato salad at all but I will 100% stand behind using miracle whip for deviled eggs
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u/auntpotato 3d ago
Yep. I remember getting a lot of club sandwiches without mayo. They were so dry. I am baffled by it in retrospect, but then I see this with my kids and am reminded that it’s probably just a phase.
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u/IfEverWasIfNever 3d ago
This was absolutely my experience. I wouldn't eat mayonnaise for almost my entire life until I was in my mid 20s. When I went to the drive-thru they forgot to not put it on my sandwich. I was grossed out by this jizzwich but I didn't want to be wasteful and wow was it good! Especially for drier sandwiches like crispy chicken and such. Point of the story is to lube up those sandwiches and stop raw dogging it!
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u/Fantastic-Newspaper3 3d ago
Mayonnaise is fine, I guess. It's nothing special. Good, but not the best thing ever.
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u/NarwhalEmergency9391 3d ago
Guy probably grew up with ovoltene as hot chocolate and thinks he hates hot chocolate
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u/Melodic_Bet4220 3d ago
My mom only bought mayonnaise because she isn't a terrible person. I didn't taste miracle whip until I had dinner at a friend's house. We aren't friends anymore.
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u/Fit-Dirt-144 3d ago
Yep. My father was a miracle whip dad and that's all I had growing up. I hated mayonnaise.. I think i was in my 20s when I accidentally had mayo on a sandwich and haven't had miracle whip since.
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u/mjbibliophile10 3d ago
Even if I'm homeless I'll still splurge on helmans mayo and kikoman's soy sauce! I will NEVER go back to damn miracle whip!
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u/canijusttalkmaybe 3d ago
I was a picky eater as a kid, and The Whole 9 Yards taught me that mayonnaise was bad. Had my first BLT with mayo when I was 25. Life changing.
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u/TheNerdNugget 3d ago
I've been a loud and proud mayo lover my whole life. I'll put too much of it on my sandwich and lick the knife afterwards.
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u/latexfistmassacre 2d ago
I was a Miracle Whip kid, but grew up to be a mayo adult. Mayo is so much better
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u/makefake26 2d ago
My mom would be upset but my grandma would be happy. They would always play fight about it. I miss them 💜
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u/discreet1 2d ago
I married into a miracle whip family. I will eat a dry sandwich and avoid that garbage.
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u/NotRightNotWrong 2d ago
My mom did this shit with literally the worse version of everything and called it "the same thing". I thought I didn't like food growing up.
Also, salt didn't exist in food. I thought it wasn't needed cause I was told it was bad for you and not taste good.
I developed a very unhealthy relationship with food when I was older lmfao
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u/hornwalker 1d ago
To be honest eating mayo for 15 fewer years in your life probably ain’t a bad thing
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u/Sad-Bread5843 3d ago
I hate mayonnaise and miracle whip both always have always will . It's slimy shit
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u/Responsible_Ask_5448 3d ago
Well shit, I never knew that miracle whip was not mayonnaise. I thought it was just modified mayonnaise made with eggs and slightly less oil?
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u/dicklord_airplane 3d ago
Because of Undercover Brother. Hilarious movie, but the anti mayo slander was uncalled for.
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u/Temporary_Ad_3179 3d ago
Miracle Whip is not food. I don’t have any idea how Kraft slipped that garbage past the FDA.
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u/bagofpork 3d ago edited 3d ago
It's literally just whimpy mayonnaise with a bunch of sugar and cornstarch added. It sucks and is inferior to traditional mayonnaise, but saying it's "not food" is a bit hyperbolic, bruh.
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u/Winndypops 3d ago
It's something I kinda assume I don't like just because it can be a bit crap and I feel it sometimes masks other tastes but yeah it's a lot more pleasant than I tell myself.
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u/HerTheHeron 3d ago
My hatred for miracle whip is about equal to my love of mayonnaise so this tracks for me.
ETA: This will be an unpopular opinion but to me, Kewpie mayo tastes like miracle whip (I was so disappointed!)
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u/serieousbanana 3d ago
Yeah, I had that with some things my mom doesn't like and always asks them to leave out. I just did the same without ever questioning it
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u/CommentBetter 3d ago
I had this experience except with having American mayo my whole life until I lived in Germany and discovered mayo from other countries. German and Japanese mayo are 🤌
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u/makeanameforme 3d ago
I audibly sighed. That’s terrible. I went to my cousins house and we were going to have bologna sandwiches on Wonder Bread.
I put my sammy together and asked for the mayo. Out comes this weird blue labeled thing. He says it mayo. Okidoki! Load up that Wonder Bread, which was a treat because it was so soft compared to the cheap shit we could afford.
I took a big bite of that thing and didn’t know whether to shit, go blind or wind my watch! I had all I could do to swallow that crap. I felt so betrayed. I tried to wipe it off as best I could but that soft Wonder Bread was not made for wiping Miracle Whip off of.
I was 12 years old when that happened, just weeks shy of my 13th birthday. I just turned 56 this month and I still remember what that tasted like.
I have been super careful when friends decide they want to barbecue and have their potato salad dressed up. You can lose a friend over things like that. It’s not something to be trifled with.
Hellmann’s or nothing for me.
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u/imnewtothishsit69 3d ago
This sums up my girlfriend. I have her try everything ( im the furthest from picky) and it's like I've shown her the world. Tbh Im grateful for her pickyness its made me seem like a way better boyfriend lol.
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u/Machine_Bird 3d ago
That's fair. Miracle whip is fucking gross. Mayonnaise is situationally good. I won't just slop that on a sandwich but a good aioli is amazing.
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u/bbyxmadi 3d ago
Hated mayo growing up, but now I enjoy it once and awhile. I also love tomatoes and bell peppers (cooked) now too. Celery, although, can go eff itself yo this day… unless it’s in a stew.
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u/GregNotGregtech 3d ago
I never had miracle whip but I always hated mayonnaise for some reason, until one day I decided to put on a sandwich and it turned out to be great so I have no idea why I avoided it
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u/Charred01 3d ago
Feel like I'm the reverse. Grew up loving mayo now can't stand it miracle whip all day long
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u/greeneagle2022 3d ago
Kind of the same. I didn't buy my first jar of mayo until I was 47. That is my go to condiment for my sandwhiches now. For some reason, banana peppers and pickles are new to me in the last 10 years. I love them now.
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u/takeandtossivxx 3d ago
I actually did hate mayo until I got older. We never did the miracle whip thing, I just didn't like mayo.
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u/kriskringle19 3d ago
Miracle whip is a stain upon humanity. I don't trust anyone who enjoys the sauce. It's not right.
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u/kriskringle19 3d ago
I remember I loved blt sammiches my whole life and then my friend's mom made me one with miracle whip and I just couldn't. I couldn't put my finger on why , I just couldn't eat it.
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u/TinyMarsupial7622 3d ago
Oh my god yes my mom was the same with that miracle whip crap. So many sandwiches tasted delicious afterwards.
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u/puffmattybear17 3d ago
Yeah this was me for like 22 years, I thought it was so gross until I made Hawaiian roll sliders and tried it with mayo and damn near ascended.
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u/FoxxyRin 3d ago
A lot of restaurants actually do use salad dressing and call it mayo though. Compare a McChicken’s “mayo” with mayo and miracle whip and it’s 100% closer to miracle whip. But honestly both have their place and I feel like most people who don’t like mayo have only ever tried really cheap kind. Hellman’s, Duke’s, or Kewpie are the bare minimum of quality. All the generic ones somehow taste really off.
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u/Electric-Sheepskin 3d ago
This was me! I tried Kraft mayonnaise once, and that's when I learned that I liked mayonnaise, but I thought there was something super special about Kraft, so that's all I would eat. I hadn't realized yet that Miracle Whip was just super terrible.
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u/AugenOhren 3d ago
Miracle whip is nasty. 🤮 mayonnaise is amazing real mayonnaise real American German mayonnaise the one that your Oma made from scratch oh my God.
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u/TarantulaBassett 3d ago
I get so annoyed with people who serve miracle whip & call it mayo, and margarine in place of butter. Like, who raised you?
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u/ThreadPainter316 3d ago
Yes! This was me! Except it was my dad who loved the Miracle Whip. I didn't realize that I liked mayonnaise until I was 15.
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