Thanks! I have Wafu on hand, too 
It’s pretty good!
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Costco and Amazon sell Kewpie creamy sesame.
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Thanks! Good to know!
I’m up in Canada so our Costco offerings are a little different- and I gave up my membership several years ago . I don’t really order any groceries (or anything) through Amazon since 95 percent of my Social these days is grocery shopping. I’ll check out the stores that sell Kewpie stuff in Toronto!
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This is the other dressing that I like:
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Looks good! Thanks!
I picked up Farm Boy’s Creamy Caesar and Hideen Valley Ranch this week. I’m not really into Caesar dressing in general, it’s for someone else .
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You can freeze buttermilk.
Just saying. When it’s on sale, or buying it for something else.
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If it’s going to be a commercially made salad dressing, I like Cardini’s Caesar dressing or Ken’s Parmesan-Peppercorn dressing. But I also use Penzeys Green Goddess, Buttermilk & Herb, and Creamy Peppercorn dressing bases and mix with mayo or whatever they suggest and make a “semi-homemade” dressing.
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I loved Maria’s Creamy Garlic but I don’t know if they even make it any longer (or if the company is still in business). I like Annie’s Goddess dressing and Ken’s Steakhouse bleu cheese. One of my absolute favorites was Ken’s Steakhouse Tomato Bacon but it was discontinued like 20 years ago.
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I buy Marie’s Creamy Italian Garlic dressing at ShopRite or Stop&Shop. It’s my favorite, too. Others in my family like the Super Blue Cheese. They fight over that stuff.
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I use Marie’s Creamy Italian Garlic dressing for my deviled eggs!! Also I chop Romaine lettuce, use a chilled 3 or 4 bean prepared jarred salad - drain it well and mix the cold lettuce with it using the same dressing. It’s really yummy and different.
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I try to stay away from commercially made stuff like that. Howevet, Trader Vic’s used to have a ‘Javanese Salad Dressing’ that imho was to die for. Basically a vinaigrette that maybe had basil in it, was a great marinade for chicken or froggy legs.
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I almost always make salad dressings & vinaigrettes from scratch, bc while I’ve looked for palatable commercial salad dressings, I’ve so far haven’t found any I like.
That said, this popped up in my Facebook feed today, and I’d be willing to give the winner a shot some time!
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As long as this topic is resurrected……
Bob’s is a regional brand (CA & the Southwest) but this stuff is so good for soooo many things.
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Hee hee
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So much for the search function here. 
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Nothing wrong with saying it again. I’ll add it to my American food wish list for future visits
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How strange! That Bob’s Famous Bleu Cheese dressing must be part of the Shoney’s/Bob’s Big Boy restaurant chains, (plus other names) but I didn’t know they had notable salad dressing… I mostly remember (fondly!) their hot fudge cake and the comic/activity books they’d give younger customers.
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Bob’s has a few salad dressings out there, we find them in the empty state.
