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Outback Honey Dijon Dressing?

Adelle

By Adelle
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Does anyone know how to make that honey dijon stuff that comes with the alice springs chicken??? It's driving me insane! Thanks!

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Does anyone know how to make that honey dijon stuff that comes with the alice springs chicken??? It's driving me insane! Thanks!

Hi,

I'm not sure how to make the honey mustard that comes with the alice springs chicken at Outback, but you can just buy the honey mustard from Outback. I just bought some yesterday and my husband cooked our chicken out on the grill with the cheese and bacon and it was just like their alice springs chicken. We make our own when its a school/work night and we don't want to go out to dinner with all four of our children. Tastes just like it. The Outback by our house sells a good size container of it for $2.00.

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I believe it's a mixture of dijon mustard, mayo, and honey. I'm not sure on amounts as I always just add until it looks/tastes right. It's really easy to make though and very tasty.

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