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The lighter version of Dorothy Lynch still has the same great taste as the Homestyle, but with fewer calories per serving. This makes it a great option for those who are watching their calorie intake but still want to enjoy the delicious flavor of Dorothy Lynch. Its sweet and spicy flavor, creamy texture, and gluten-free and trans fat-free ingredients make it a popular choice for many families.
Some great ways to use Dorothy Lynch include using it as a salad dressing, as a marinade for meat or vegetables, as a dip for chips or vegetables, or even as a topping for pizza or burgers. You can also use it in recipes like meatballs, spaghetti salad, or sautéed pork chops to add a unique and flavorful twist!
In the late 1940s, Dorothy Lynch and her husband ran the restaurant at the local Legion Club in St. Paul, Nebraska. This is where she first served up the original recipe for Dorothy Lynch Home Style Dressing. As more Legion Club members tasted the sweet and spicy flavor, the legend of Dorothy Lynch began to grow, and the dressing became a statewide favorite. Locals even brought in their own bottles to fill up with "that delicious Dorothy Lynch salad dressing." Today, Dorothy Lynch Home Style Dressing & Condiment is the essential ingredient in every Midwestern family’s favorite recipes—not just salad. It is now owned by Tasty Topping out of Columbus Nebraska.
Tomato Soup (water, tomato paste, modified cornstarch, distilled white vinegar, salt, rice flour, sodium benzoate added as a preservative, citric acid, onion powder), sugar, water, vinegar, salt, spices, xanthan gum, potassium sorbate to maintain freshness, nisin (natural preservative), natural flavoring. NOTE: No MSG, No Cholesterol, No Trans Fat, Gluten Free
I absolutely love this dressing! You don't need much on salads. I also use it for dips instead of ketchup. There's no dressing that comes close to it's flavor. I definitely eat more salads with Dorothy Lynch's Light & Lean. In my area it's not available in 32 oz bottles.
