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Salad Dressings Step Up Flavors

Complex flavors used in salad dressings have fanned out to showcase spicy ingredients like sriracha and habanero, as well as nuanced combinations such as tomato with kalamata and tamarin with dulse seaweed.

Date: September 23, 2016

Newman's Own Organics
All five varieties of the new Newman's Own Organics salad dressing use quality cold-pressed organic extra virgin olive oil. Learn more.

New Hilary's salad dressing varieties — New Hilary's Salad Dressings
New Hilary’s dressing varieties include Chili-Lime Vinaigrette, Beet Vinaigrette, Tomato Kalamata Dressing, and Spicy Island Dressing. Learn more.

Litehouse Sriracha Lime and Litehouse Mango Habanero dressing — Spicy Litehouse Dressings
Litehouse Sriracha Lime and Litehouse Mango Habanero showcase blends of spices and herbs for dressings. Learn more.

Wish-Bone E.V.O.O. and Ristorante Italiano salad dressings — Wish-Bone E.V.O.O. & Ristorante Italiano
Wish-Bone salad dressing brand reinvigorates category and premium ingredients, flavors. Learn more.

New Seasons Market Tamari with Dulse Seaweed Dressing & Marinade — New Seasons' Tamari with Dulse Seaweed
New Seasons’ partnership with OSU yields commercialized salad dressing spotlighting dulse sea vegetable superfood. Learn more.

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