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What Salad Dressing To Order?


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buckwheat Apprentice

If you don't want to quiz the waitress on what brand of salad dressings they have, what do your order? Is there a dressing that NEVER has gluten that is safe to order?

Also I starting buying Kraft ranch b/c it was labeled gluten-free, and just recently I noticed they took the gluten-free label off, anyone know anything about this?

thanks


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mushroom Proficient

You could always ask for olive oil and wine vinegar on the side. But then, maybe you like the creamy dressings.

Lisa Mentor

Kraft will label all forms of gluten on there ingredient listing. They are a great company.

They also make individual packets of their salad dressing. I usually keep several in my purse all the time.

pricklypear1971 Community Regular

Kraft will label all forms of gluten on there ingredient listing. They are a great company.

They also make individual packets of their salad dressing. I usually keep several in my purse all the time.

Where of you buy the individual packs?

shadowicewolf Proficient

Searched it for ya :)

Amazon has them.... would link but... yeah...

Lisa Mentor

Where of you buy the individual packs?

I found them at my grocery store in the dressing section.

Pauliewog Contributor

I have a small bottle of sesame oil that I keep in my car. I take it in to use as dressing. To me it has more flavor than using an olive oil.


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Christine0125 Contributor

When in doubt I stick with oil and vinegar... Think I will look for those pavkets though.

Lisa Mentor

When in doubt I stick with oil and vinegar... Think I will look for those pavkets though.

I found some here, you can order. But check at your local grocery store first, or perhaps Wally World:

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Juliebove Rising Star

We love minimus. They also have some single serve gluten-free foods.

We just get our salads with no dressing and some lemon wedges.

beachbirdie Contributor

Olive oil, lemon, fresh ground pepper! Yummy to me!

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