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GALLON/BOTTLES & JUGS (continued)<br />

REORDER NO. CASE PACK DESCRIPTION<br />

216021 4/1 gal. Litehouse Signature Hot Bacon Dressing—Delicious fl avor, full of bacon! No MSG.<br />

216012 2/1 gal. Litehouse Signature Italian Honey Lime Dressing—The honey and lime bursts of fl avor make<br />

this a standout dressing.<br />

444952 4/1 gal. Litehouse Signature Italian Parmesan Dressing—Traditional Italian dressing with light pepper<br />

and subtle Parmesan taste. Gluten free and no MSG.<br />

112798 4/1 gal. Litehouse Signature Poppyseed Dressing—Creamy country-style dressing with a savory blend<br />

of spices and poppy seeds. No MSG, gluten free.<br />

537632 4/1 gal. Litehouse Signature Red Raspberry Vinaigrette Dressing—Creamy texture that holds well to<br />

greens, with a perfect harmony of sweet berry and pepper herbs.<br />

197601 2/1 gal. Litehouse Signature Sophia’s Mediterranean Greek Dressing—A classic herb blend of oregano,<br />

black pepper, and garlic.<br />

132181 4/1 gal. Litehouse Signature Sweet and Sour Dressing—Blend of apple, vinegar, and spices.<br />

444251 4/1 gal. Litehouse Signature Thousand Island Island Dressing—Signature spices with sweet relish,<br />

mixed with a smooth base to create a traditional Thousand Island dressing.<br />

132171 4/1 gal. Litehouse Signature Red French Ranch Dressing—Twist on an original, with a sweet smoky<br />

blend of paprika, chilli powder, and onion.<br />

197581 2/1 gal. Litehouse Signature Wasabi Oriental Dressing—A canola oil-based dressing with the unique<br />

and robust fl avor profi le of onion, garlic, and wasabi.<br />

Mix & Match More<br />

Creating signature dressings can be as easy as combining<br />

a few of the dressings in this book and experimenting<br />

with added herbs and seasonings. Here are a few ideas<br />

for combining dressings, courtesy of The Association for<br />

Dressings and Sauces:<br />

<br />

cheese dressing.<br />

<br />

<br />

<br />

cabbage salads.<br />

<br />

chopped green onions to two parts of salad dressing.<br />

<br />

dressing for pasta salad.<br />

<br />

<br />

tuna salad.<br />

<br />

and minced mint to one part of poppy seed dressing<br />

and two parts of sour cream.<br />

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