My mom always put miracle whip on our grilled cheese. That was ~ 40 years ago.
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I walked into a Popeye's and a mayo fight broke out.
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Nine minutes from ordering to food on the table. I’m ready. pic.twitter.com/5R4vSErroa

— Brooke Pryor (@bepryor) August 22, 2019

Ok, that's it. I'm out. I'm not ever eating one now.

CFA lifer over here.
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I preferred Miracle Whip to mayo when I was a kid. But at some point I moved over into the mayo camp. It's not like I hate Miracle Whip or anything, but it's been decades since I've bought or used it.

Fun fact: I used to eat peanut butter and Miracle Whip sandwiches as a kid.

Yes, I know that's disgusting. :-)
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Tried to get one today, they had a sign on the door that they didn't have them so I went to chic-fil-a instead.
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I love miracle whip on an egg sammy. Not an egg salad sammy, but two eggs over easy sourdough bread, miracle whip, and cheese.
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If the spice is only contained in the sauce and not the breading/chicken, then Chick Fila stays winning.
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Pretty sure Popeye's spice is in the breading. I agree, though, that spice in the sauce is completely different.
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What on earth would make you think that Popeye's wouldn't think to actually spice the chicken on their spicy chicken?

Just because they spiced the mayo too?

Popeyes went into business for the purpose of putting spice right in/on the stinkin' chicken.

SMDH.
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I ate Mayo and Ketchup sandwiches as a child. I now vomit at the thought of it now.
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I have read numerous reports that the only differentiation between the spicy version and non spicy version is either getting the mayo or spicy sauce.

https://www.google.com/amp/s/www.cle...outputType=amp

Here's one review link if you need the receipts.
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Don't forget the sparkle.....


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Red Beans and Rice, and a couple packets of cajun sparkle.


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