Salad Dressing Recommendation

[Anonymous]

Newman's own Basalmic Vinaigrette. It's not tart or sweet. And Newman's is a good company.

[avensis]

I always prepare the vinaigrette, I find it's better

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[Anonymous]

Not sure if they carry these in the US (we’re in Canada) but the Caesar dressing from the “Greek Village” and “Johnny’s” brands are my favourite.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:Girard's Champagne Vinaigrette (triangle bottle with gold foil on top) is the best bottled dressing out there. It's not vinegary at all and also makes a terrific marinade by adding mustard and some spices.

+1

I think this is my favorite.

[Anonymous]

Kraft cucumber ranch

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:Kraft cucumber ranch

Also a good choice.

[Anonymous]

Ken’s northern Italian with basil and Romano

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:Have you tried Makoto Ginger Dressing-it's in the refrigerater section. Delicious and low calorie. Briana's Asiago Caesar is good but rich. Also try a squeeze of lemon juice with any salad before you dress it-really amps up the fresh flavor.

I was literally going to respond with these exact two, plus Annie’s Goddess!

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:Kraft cucumber ranch

Oh this one is a blast from the past!

[Anonymous]

My two favorites are Field & Farmer sweet basil and Garlic Expressions vinagrette.

[Anonymous]

Thank you all! I'm making a list. DH likes vinaigrettes, so I'll give Girard's a go. Even if I don't like it, he will probably be okay with it.

Is there a one stop shop with a good variety of dressing? Wegman's doesn't seem to have many of the not totally mainstream ones.