We’re right in the middle of Summer season now and besides BBQs, there’s one thing I often crave: salad. It has to have dressing – of course. But does Italian dressing have gluten?
Traditional Italian dressing is more of a vinaigrette, whereas the creamy Italian dressing you’ll often see in restaurants like Olive Garden is largely found in the US.
What’s so great about this recipe is that it’s very versatile. You can use red wine vinegar if you’d prefer. The end product tastes very similar, regardless of what you use.
This is the dressing I prefer. It’s creamy and delicious. Most shop-bought creamy Italian dressings are quite unhealthy, mainly because milk-based products are added.