caesar salad dressing

[kari_louise]

i got some great organic romaine lettuce and really want a caesar salad now! anybody know if theres a vegan caesar dressing i can get at whole foods? i dont want to make it myself, none of the recipes ive seen look like they will taste like caesar at all. thanks!

Comments

[supercarrot]

terry's caesar has been getting rave reviews.

http://isachandra.livejournal.com/65354.html
http://www.postpunkkitchen.com/forum/viewtopic.php?id=34247
http://www.postpunkkitchen.com/forum/viewtopic.php?id=25410

[xmyfistyourface]

Yep, this is delicious!

[nidbit]

At my whole foods, they actually do have vegan caesar. I've never looked for it in the salad dressing aisle, but they do have it on the salad bar, so it stands to reason that they would sell it as well because I would assume all the dressings are WF brand dressings.

[redana]

I purchases some from whole foods in a bottle but I don't remember what brand it was. But yes, they do have it!

[mari_mac1109]

Not always the case! My local whole foods has Organicville's Sesame Goddess dressing at their salad bar and not for sale. WTF? I was so let down, but I managed to track down a bottle.

[travelingrl]

I make one that taste similar. I use garlic, olive oil, sea salt, dijoin mustard and a tiny bit of lemon juice.

[darkhorse43]

I got one at Whole Foods which I think was made by Spectrum. I thought it tasted a little funny though. I think I remember thinking it tasted like Nayonaise.

[v_is_4_vumpler]

Personally, I really like the taste of Spectrum's vegan caesar dressing. I guess it depends on what you're used to. I like that it doesn't have a lot of sugar like many other salad dressings. It's also a good source of alpha-linolenic acid (omega-3 ALA), so it has decent nutritional value, too!

[britannica3]

i can't stand the regular nayonaise. i have to by the dejonaise, or whatever it's called.

[darkhorse43]

Me neither. I generally get vegnaise. It is awesome! Though it is high in calories.

[br0ken_dolly]

i can't think of the brand but i've definitely bought vegan ceasar dressings before. i just read labels.

it doesnt seem to have quite the same taste as the real deal, but it's pretty enjoyable. (then again, as long as they're vegan and healthy, i don't really get too picky about salad dressings. i've liked most of them.)

another thing i've done before is bought some generic vegan creamy dressings (i found a vegan creamy dill that was different and yummy), and used it instead of caesar. i know it's not the same, but it's still fabulous in my book.