Topic: Kraft Miracle Whip Copycat Recipe

[Skhilled (OP)]

I just made this and it actually tastes a bit better than the original. I thought it needed a tad more zip so I added a bit more vinegar and lemon juice but it is very tasty!

http://www.topsecretrecipes.com/Kraft-Miracle-Whip-Copycat-Recipe.html

They have a lot of copycat recipes from famous chain restaurants as well as your fav store products!

[Ken]

Sadly, this is among the foods that my diet forces me to skip. 

[Skhilled (OP)]

What part? The eggs?

Making your own condiments are much healthier than store bought ones and they taste better. You also control what you put in it.

[Ken]

The egg yoke is OK, but the sugar and salt are out.

[Skhilled (OP)]

Then leave then out and see how it tastes. Actually, there's not much salt but the sugar can be reduced or subbed for an alternative sweetener.

You may wish to do just a basic mayo like this:

http://www.foodnetwork.com/recipes/alton-brown/mayonnaise-recipe.html

Very little of each and can be modified.

EDIT: Here's the copycat version of Hellman's:

http://www.topsecretrecipes.com/Hellmanns-Best-Foods-Mayonnaise-Copycat-Recipe.html

And here's one without salt or sugar:

http://www.epicurious.com/recipes/food/views/mayonnaise-241083

There's no set rules except for the emulsion of the oil...

[Ken]

I'll check this some more... me loves some Hellman's!