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C.F. Sauer

Products include oils, food coloring, margarine, mayonnaise, salad dressing and condiments as well as prepackaged seasoning mixes for consumer and foodservice markets.




Cains Foods/Olde Cape Cod

Massachusetts company specializing in pickles, mayonnaise, salad dressings, and peppers for the foodservice and retail industry.




Dave\'s Gourmet, Inc.

Manufacturer of hot sauces, salsa, mayonnaise, salad dressings, cooking sauces, and some snack items.




Epicure Selections

Canadian company featuring spices, mixes, peppers, salts, salsas, salad dressings, mixed herbs, vinegars, honeys, and extracts.




Givmi

Manufacturer of salad dressings, marinades and infused oils.




Hillside Orchard Farms, Inc.

Located in Georgia; company offers ciders, sauces, salad dressings, salsas, pickles, jams, jellies, preserves, syrups, and butters.




Lipton

Manufacturer of Lipton brand teas, Wishbone, I Can't Believe It's Not Butter and Ragu pasta sauces.




Nasoya Foods Inc.

Manufactures and markets organic tofu, Asian pasta, vegi-dressing, and mayonaise.




New Organics Company

Produce organic products such as pasta sauce, salsa, tortilla chips, pretzels, cereals, apple juice, syrup, salad dressings, mustard and more under the New Organics name.




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For over two thousand years, salad dressing has been a popular way to bring out the flavors in a dish of lettuces, vegetables, meats, fruits, and/or cheeses. Dressing tends to be a personal decision, with both the preferred quantity and type varying by country, region, and individual. Dressings are typically divided into three main categories, which are vinaigrettes, creamy dressings, and cooked dressings. The following list identifies some of the most popular salad dressings: Italian dressing with olive oil, vinegar, onions, and herbs; French dressing with tomato puree; Caesar dressing with eggs, anchovies, and parmesan cheese; Thousand Island dressing with mayonnaise and ketchup; ranch ... more


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