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Since it's Kraft I'm assuming it's okay, but just checking to see if any of you use Kraft Miracle Whip and say it's okay?

I have a Nacho Beef Casserole I'm making tonight and the recipe specifically calls for Miracle Whip and not mayo...

(It sounds really good.)

Thanks again,

A


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Since it's Kraft I'm assuming it's okay, but just checking to see if any of you use Kraft Miracle Whip and say it's okay?

I have a Nacho Beef Casserole I'm making tonight and the recipe specifically calls for Miracle Whip and not mayo...

(It sounds really good.)

Thanks again,

A

Yep I use Miracle whip with no problems. As with any kraft product all you have to do is read the label for any gluten containing ingredients. Kraft is a great company that clearly labels!! YEAH KRAFT!!

-Jessica :rolleyes:

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