Organic Vinaigrette Dressing, 12 oz

I really want to eat good fat now (according to the paleo way of eating) and that means no highly processed vegetable oils. Most commercial salad dressing is made from highly processed vegetable oils. You might want to read about how they're processed and what that does to the oil, and then decide if you want to be ingesting it. I don't, and yet am too lazy/busy to make my own dressing, so I search for commercial dressing that is made with 100% olive oil. This one fits the bill. You can't keep it in the fridge though or it goes solid, but it seems to keep just fine in the pantry. I like the taste, just enough spices, not too much or too little. I keep one at work for lunch salads, and bring it to restaurants in small containers so I don't have to use their vegetable oil dressing. Would be nice if Bragg would package it in one-serving packets to go!

You’ll mainly taste Apple Cider Vinger so don’t buy if that really turns you off. I think it tastes great - it doesn’t take much to provide some oil & flavour.

This is now my go-to default O&V dressing, I thought it might be a bit imbalanced, as many supermarket brands are, but it is a "smooth" blend of wonderful ingredients that all taste like they belong on a vegetable salad. (For example, I have always thought that Wishbone's tastes like battery acid and Bernstein's was waaaay too spicey/salty!) You could undoubtedly use this for pasta salads too but, so far, I have just had it on green salads. Love that everything is organic and that it is very low in sodium with no added salt! In the future, I will buying this by the case, when I can. It will replace my Paul Newman's, which advertises that it is made with olive and EVOO, but which also contains other oils as well! Black mark, Paul Newman! I would definitely recommend that you try this and I bet you won't be disappointed! :)

Excellent dressing!

Keep receiving Ginger dressing for the 3rd time, does anyone pay attention? I would really like a refund!