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Individual Packets Of Gf Dressing

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Just copying and pasting some info I tagged onto another thread...

Hope it helps others:

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Here are links to on-line companies that you can buy Annie's dressing from in individual packets - these are the direct links to the pages that have the individual packets listed for sale - they are about 50-70 cents a piece, depending on which site you buy from.

I buy a lot of them at a time - the Ranch dressing is the only one that hasn't gotten good reviews, but I have yet to try that one - I like the Roasted Red Pepper best, but so many of her dressings are great, and I also buy many of the bottled dressings on sale when I see it, and use it in marinades.

Best wishes, Gina

SEE GENERAL LINKS IN MY 2nd POST BELOW....I was told that these won't work....

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pixiegirl Enthusiast
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None of those links worked for me.....

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Meredith Newbie
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The links worked for me at first, but then they didn't after this topic was moved to a different forum.

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Moving a topic does not change the links within it.

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try these....then just put "Annie's" in the search function field on each site :-) , then scroll down the results pages until you get to the individual dressing packets :

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