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Kraft Tuscan House Italian Dressing
May 1, 2008 |
I recently received two complementary bottles of Kraft Salad Dressing to taste and review.
This particular dressing is a new line of salad dressing with no artificial preservatives and more quality ingredients. I received one bottle of Tuscan House Italian and one bottle of Light Ranch. I totally love them, especially the Tuscan House!!
When it comes to salad dressing, I’ve always loved Kraft. Honestly, it’s the brand that I purchase the most. This new product line gives me yet another reason to remain a loyal consumer.
If you can see from the photo, the bottle has a new contemporary design. It features a fresh seal cap, which regulates pouring. The see-through bottle allows you to see how yummy these dressings actually look… and they ARE yummy!
In addition to being a salad dressing, Kraft Tuscan House Italian is also an excellent marinade. The bottle was gone in two days. I used it as a marinade both nights and topped off my salad, as well… it’s just that good.
I marinated chicken breasts, which turnout to be my favorite. My husband wanted me to marinate boneless pork ribs that we ended up using for vegetable soup. I was surprised how tasty they were.
It had never occurred to me to marinate pork ribs in Italian dressing. It’s something I’ll definitely be doing again, very soon. I recommend it to anyone who loves pork ribs. Believe me, you won’t be disappointed.
It’s wonderful on salad, too. Kraft Tuscan House Italian is very zesty, with an incredibly bold flavor. I can’t say enough about it. (Can you tell?)
The Light Ranch, is a keeper. We’ve used it on salad, hamburgers, baked potatoes and as a kind of emergency dip.
Other varities include: Classic Caesar, Balsamic Vinaigrette, CATALINA, Zesty Italian, Thousand Island, ROKA Blue Cheese, Creamy French, Buttermilk Ranch, Creamy Poppyseed, and Ranch with Bacon.
The suggested retail price is $3.99 for the 24 oz. bottle, $2.99 for the 16 oz. bottle and $1.69 for the 8 oz. bottle.
Have you tried this new line of Kraft Salad Dressing? If so, which one is your favorite and why? I’d also love to hear what kind of salad you used it on. In my opinion… there’s no such thing as too much salad.
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No i didn’t use this before but after your nice review i am willing to buy this
thank for this nice review.
Fotobuch… You are most welcome.
You won’t regret your purchase.
Merry
My wife uses italian dressing as a marinade for her chicken. She’d love this.
Nice find and great review.
Hi,
I was recently approached by Findit-quick.com to place some ads on their website — they told me that your blog has been hosting their ads and could serve as a reference. Would you mind sending me a quick email and letting me know how long you’ve been working with them and whether you’ve had any problems?
Thanks so much!
Katy
Hi Katy,
I gave up with findit-quick. I was never able to get their ads to work correctly.
Merry