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Mayonaise / Miracle Whip / Jello / Kitchen Guy :)

In summary, Rebecca and others like Miracle Whip better than mayonnaise, while others like both. Tangy zip is a phrase that Rebecca may have heard on the old Kraft Perry Como show. KG and his gang were kicked out of the Baking Today thread, and Rebecca started a new thread to continue the conversation. Rebecca does not like anything in her Jello, but will try Duke's if it's available where she lives. DH likes mayonnaise on his sandwiches, but also likes Miracle Whip and other variations of mayonnaise. There is a PC recipe that calls for salad dressing (MW) rather than mayonnaise
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chefann said:
Yep. And then it gets worse- when I try to explain the differences, they start calling whipped cream "whipping cream." They don't get it. "-Ing" indicates that it's heavy cream, not yet whipped. "-Ed" means that someone has whipped it (past tense). Argh!!
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Chefann, you are whipping yourself into a frenzy...





HAHAHAHAHAAA- LOL
 
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The_Kitchen_Guy said:
Duke's?

Sounds like it comes with a built-in Hazzard.
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Duke's:

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Do they sell Duke's up there in the northern tundra? If so, that puts all other mayos to shame!
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Linda is my new best friend!
 
<h2>Question 1: What is the difference between mayonnaise and Miracle Whip?</h2><p>Mayonnaise is made with oil, egg yolks, and vinegar or lemon juice, while Miracle Whip is made with oil, egg whites, and additional ingredients such as sugar and spices. This results in a slightly sweeter and tangier taste for Miracle Whip compared to mayonnaise.</p><h2>Question 2: Can mayonnaise or Miracle Whip be substituted for each other in recipes?</h2><p>Yes, they can be substituted for each other in most recipes, but the end result may have a slightly different taste and texture. It is best to use the one specified in the recipe for the most accurate result.</p><h2>Question 3: Is Miracle Whip considered a healthier alternative to mayonnaise?</h2><p>Miracle Whip has fewer calories and fat than mayonnaise, but it also contains more sugar and additives. It is a personal preference whether one is considered healthier than the other.</p><h2>Question 4: Can Jello be made with alcohol?</h2><p>Yes, Jello can be made with alcohol, but it is important to use less water than usual to compensate for the liquid added by the alcohol. It is also important to note that the alcohol may not fully set, resulting in a softer Jello texture.</p><h2>Question 5: Can crunchy ingredients be added to Jello?</h2><p>Yes, crunchy ingredients such as nuts or fruits can be added to Jello for texture and flavor. It is best to chop the ingredients into small pieces and gently fold them into the Jello mixture before it sets.</p>

Related to Mayonaise / Miracle Whip / Jello / Kitchen Guy :)

Question 1: What is the difference between mayonnaise and Miracle Whip?

Mayonnaise is made with oil, egg yolks, and vinegar or lemon juice, while Miracle Whip is made with oil, egg whites, and additional ingredients such as sugar and spices. This results in a slightly sweeter and tangier taste for Miracle Whip compared to mayonnaise.

Question 2: Can mayonnaise or Miracle Whip be substituted for each other in recipes?

Yes, they can be substituted for each other in most recipes, but the end result may have a slightly different taste and texture. It is best to use the one specified in the recipe for the most accurate result.

Question 3: Is Miracle Whip considered a healthier alternative to mayonnaise?

Miracle Whip has fewer calories and fat than mayonnaise, but it also contains more sugar and additives. It is a personal preference whether one is considered healthier than the other.

Question 4: Can Jello be made with alcohol?

Yes, Jello can be made with alcohol, but it is important to use less water than usual to compensate for the liquid added by the alcohol. It is also important to note that the alcohol may not fully set, resulting in a softer Jello texture.

Question 5: Can crunchy ingredients be added to Jello?

Yes, crunchy ingredients such as nuts or fruits can be added to Jello for texture and flavor. It is best to chop the ingredients into small pieces and gently fold them into the Jello mixture before it sets.

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