The Bite:
If you've been drizzling our fave organic salad dressings on your arugula, you should. Pour it on, and you'll easily outshine so-last-year contenders.
Should you be recognized for impeccable dressing?
Submitted by tmeronek on Wed, 12/17/2008 - 2:23am.
The Benefits:
- Good taste. Nobody'll dare call the salad fashion police on you.
- Making green the it-color. Greener techniques practiced by organic farms include ditching synthetic pesticides in favor of more natural options, such as building birdhouses to take advantage of insect-eating birds.
- Eating in a healthier fashion. The lower level of pesticide residue in organics can mean only good things for your health.
Personally Speaking:
Bragg's Ginger & Sesame is the only food item that Toshio regularly orders online, since his corner market and food co-op are usually sold out of this sweet little number.
Wanna Try:
- Bragg's Ginger & Sesame Dressing - light and tangy dressing made with Bragg's pleasantly salty Liquid Aminos ($5).
- Annie's Naturals Goddess Dressing - rich tahini and lemon ($4).
- Follow Your Heart Creamy Miso Ginger Dressing - thicker than the Bragg's ginger offering, this one's an OMG-good miso and vegan mayo concoction ($4).
- Newman's Own Tuscan Italian Dressing - garlicky, cheesy Italian. Find a store ($4).
Delicious
DiggBang For The Bite
Organic lettuce toppers taste great - just make sure not to overdress (a salad faux pas).
Cocktail Fact
Et tu, Brutelito? The Caesar salad was invented in Tijuana, Mexico.
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Dec 17, 2008
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