Olive Garden Dressing
September 25, 2012
I’m a HUGE fan of Pinterest. It makes things simple to bookmark so I can find them easily in the future. For the past couple of months I have noticed several recipes claiming to be exactly or pretty close to “Original Olive Garden Dressing Recipe.” I know that they sell their dressing at the actual restaurant but why not try it out yourself. I searched many recipes and found one that I thought was pretty easy and simple to recreate. We even had most of the ingredients all ready in the house.
Now I used to do weight watchers about two years ago and I remember doing the points for Olive Garden. Warning: By no means is this a real healthy dressing but it is dang good!
I decided to proceed ahead with the dressing and making it anyway. It doesn’t match up exactly to Olive Garden’s recipe but it comes REAL close. We even like this recipe better than the original. Go ahead and try it out yourself and let me know what you think.
ENJOY!
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Leave a Reply to Brandie @ The Country Cook Cancel reply
Wow that dressing looks delicious!
Thanks Kayle — It’s definitely a keeper!
Love this! I don’t even remember the last time I went to Olive Garden but do love their dressing!
My husband is going to roll over, jump up, and cry when I tell him that I made his favorite salad dressing!! Thanks for sharing this…I am on it, sista!
Let me know what he thinks of it! My husband liked it better than the original.
Hi Meagan! Thank you so much for sharing the OG dressing on your site! I’m so happy you enjoyed it. And your pictures are gorgeous!!
Thanks for the practical tips. Very useful post!
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