Dressings and vinaigrettes

Dressings and vinaigrettes give salads their character. A simple vinaigrette with oil, vinegar and mustard can make green salads fresh and lively, while creamy dressings with yoghurt, mayonnaise or herbs add more softness and depth. With a good dressing, you can bring vegetables, potato, rice, pasta, fish, chicken or pulses beautifully into balance.

In short:
dressings and vinaigrettes are flavourings for salads. Vinaigrettes are usually fresh and light, based on oil and acidity, while dressings can also be creamy, herby, sweet and sour or spicy.

  • Yogurt dille dressing

    Yoghurt dill dressing

    A light, summery dressing that pairs perfectly with fish, cucumber, or fresh salads. Ready in just a few minutes!

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    Thousand Island dressing

    This creamy dressing with a slightly sweet note comes from the Thousand Islands region on the Canada-US border.

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  • Vinaigrette maison

    Vinaigrette maison

    This homemade vinaigrette is a classic, house-made basic dressing from French cuisine. The combination of wine vinegar, oil and mustard brings freshness and a light emulsion, while shallot and parsley make the vinaigrette rounded and aromatic.

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  • Limoen-sesamdressing

    Lime sesame dressing

    A fresh, light Asian-inspired dressing with lime, fish sauce, sesame and ginger. Perfect for crunchy vegetable salads, noodle salads, or as a flavour booster with grilled chicken, fish or prawns.

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