By Flavor - Gordon Food Service

PORTION CUPS & PACKETS (continued)
REORDER NO. CASE PACK DESCRIPTION
824960 60 ct. Pepper Mill Fat-Free Italian Dressing Packets, 1.5 oz.—Makes for great dipping sauce,
sandwich condiment, and works with to-go entrée salads.
824970 60 ct. Pepper Mill Fat-Free Raspberry Vinaigrette Dressing Packets, 1.5 oz.—Slightly sweet with a
blend of seasonings; a versatile dressing for salads or as a marinade.
824980 60 ct. Pepper Mill Fat-Free Royal Red French Dressing Packets, 1.5 oz.—A Catalina-style dressing,
excellent for healthcare or a menu list of house dressings.
824990 60 ct. Pepper Mill Honey Mustard Dressing Packets, 1.5 oz.—A true honey mustard containing honey
and Country Dijon Mustard, in an attractive golden yellow color.
718480 96 ct. Pepper Mill Honey Mustard Dressing Packets, 2 oz.—Excellent for dipping buffalo wings,
tenders and chicken nuggets; also can be used as a salad dressing.
825001 60 ct. Pepper Mill Italian Dressing Packets, 1.5 oz.—Cracked peppercorns, red pepper and Parmesan
cheese, together with red wine vinegar make this new dressing a classic.
825010 60 ct. Pepper Mill Lite Ranch Dressing Packets, 1.5 oz.—Just the right blend of buttermilk and ranch
seasoning profi le that makes this a true homemade ranch dressing.
832200 60 ct. Pepper Mill Mediterranean Feta Dressing Packets, 1.5 oz.—This Greek-fl avored dressing
enhanced with chunks of feta cheese is a big hit on salads to-go.
832190 60 ct. Pepper Mill Poppyseed Dressing Packets, 1.5 oz.—A favorite on salads and fruit salads.
825020 60 ct. Pepper Mill Royal Red French Dressing Packets, 1.5 oz.—A traditional red French dressing.
Not too sweet, featuring a deep red color.
718540 96 ct. Pepper Mill Southwestern Ranch Dressing Cups, 2 oz.—A bit of horseradish is added to this
dressing for some zip! Great dipping sauce for buffalo wings, tenders, and chicken nuggets.
824901 60 ct. Pepper Mill Thousand Island Island Dressing Packets, 1.5 oz.—Mayonnaise base, rich tomato
paste and lots of sweet pickle relish make this better than homemade.
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Attractively designed salad dressing
bottles have a place on tables and
salad bars—especially if they’re
not the standard brands seen on
every grocery store shelf. Everybody
knows the standard dressings, such
serving more unique formulations,
consider listing the ingredients on
your menu. Be sure to highlight
unusual herbs and seasonings. You
may want to preserve a sense of
mystery with house blends, but you
can mention one or two ingredients
along with a “secret family recipe.”
Your menu should tell patrons if
you have dairy-free, gluten-free,
egg-free, oil-free, and low-calorie
choices available.
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