Honey Mustard is the best salad dressing

wartknight

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Versatility is unmatched. Works also with seafood and fried food.
2nd is Blue Cheese
Honorable Mention is Ranch (kraft, not the runny hidden valley stuff)
 
blue cheese with maytag blue cheese.

honey mustard is only good with chicken fingers or cheese wontons.
 
Big creamy Italian fan. Orlondos by Water Works park house makes theirs.

For a twist try red onions, strawberrys, and poppy seed dressing in your salad.
 
Ranch or GTFO.

America.

Yeah, ranch really has the best versatility. Can be eaten on almost all veggies, fried foods, you can even dip pizza in it. Homemade ranch is the best, though, not the crap that comes in a bottle.

A good creamy Italian, like at Ranallo's in Ankeny, is also amazing. Good call by JP4CY on Orlondos, too.
 
Ranch mixed with Sriracha is the best. Go ahead and dip some tots in that, and prepare for your mind to be ****in blown.
 
French is overrated. Always thought it was gross. Like runny ketchup. Russian dressing on the other hand...yep.
 
Latin King's creamy parm. Out of a bottle, ranch. I have just been using vinegar and olive oil lately though.
 
Hard to argue. The dance of the sweet honey and the bitter
Mustard is a pretty good analogy of life right in a tasty sauce.

By the way.....how many days until kickoff???
 
For salad i gotta go with Dorothy Lynch, any other type of food its Ranch hands down.
 
Ranch dressing is far and away the best out there. There literally is not a food out there that isn't improved by adding ranch. Unfortunately, this theory is also the reason I will be lucky to live past age 60.
 
If you are male and like ranch dressing, you are gay (not that there is anything wrong with that).

Real men use oil & vinegar on their leafy greens.
 
If you are male and like ranch dressing, you are gay (not that there is anything wrong with that).

Real men use oil & vinegar on their leafy greens.
This seems backwards. Oil and vinegar seems pretty dainty.
 

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