Dorothy Lynch

Dorothy Lynch Home Style Dressing & Condiment, Sweet & Spicy, 64 fl oz (2 x 32 fl oz) – Salad Dressing, Marinade & Dipping Sauce

|479 ratings
Current price is $9.98
$0.16/foz
Prices may vary in club and online
How do you want your item?
Return or replace anytime.
Sam's credit card
Get a $30 statement credit when you open an account and use it to make $30 in eligible Sam's Club purchases within 30 days¹.

Highlights

  • Versatile dressing and condiment
  • Sweet and spicy homemade taste
  • Gluten free, cholesterol free
  • Tomato-based
We also recommend

Seeds of Change Organic Chipotle Style Brown Rice, 8.5 oz., 6 pk. $11.98 $2.00/ea

Seeds of Change Organic Chipotle Style Brown Rice, 8.5 oz., 6 pk.
current price $11.98
$2.00/ea

Seeds of Change Organic Chipotle Style Brown Rice, 8.5 oz., 6 pk.

Sponsored
dorothy lynch home style dressing, 32 oz., 2 pk. Front-facing twin pack of 32 oz clear plastic bottles with yellow caps wrapped in a yellow label showing the red Dorothy Lynch shield and text 'Home Style Dressing & Condiment' and 'Endless Flavorbilities'; amber tomato-based dressing visible and label icons for gluten free and no MSG. Often used for salads, dipping, marinades, or glazing.
Dorothy Lynch Home Style Dressing & Condiment, Sweet & Spicy, 64 fl oz (2 x 32 fl oz) – Salad Dressing, Marinade & Dipping Sauce
Hero image 0 of Dorothy Lynch Home Style Dressing & Condiment, Sweet & Spicy, 64 fl oz (2 x 32 fl oz) – Salad Dressing, Marinade & Dipping Sauce, 0 of 6

About this item

Product details

Dorothy Lynch® Homestyle is a one-of-a-kind dressing and condiment the whole family will enjoy. Originating in St. Paul, Nebraska in the 1940s, Dorothy Lynch has become a traditional favorite throughout the Midwest and beyond. Its sweet and spicy flavor is perfect over salads, as a dipping sauce for pizza and veggies, marinade, glaze or a as tangy twist to barbecue. Gluten free. Cholesterol free. No trans fat. No MSG. Check out dorothylynch.com for recipe ideas and discover the “endless flavorbilities” of Dorothy Lynch.

info:
If the item details above aren't accurate or complete, we want to know about it. 

Specifications

Ingredients: TOMATO SOUP (WATER, TOMATO PASTE, MODIFIED CORNSTARCH, DISTILLED WHITE VINEGAR, SALT, RICE FLOUR, SODIUM BENZOATE ADDED AS A PRESERVATIVE, CITRIC ACID, ONION POWDER), SUGAR, SOYBEAN OIL, VINEGAR, SALT, SPICES, XANTUM GUM, POTASSIUM SORBATE TO MAINTAIN FRESHNESS, NISIN (NATURAL PRESERVATIVE), NATURAL FLAVORING.

Member ratings & reviews

4.9 out of 5 stars
stars
479 ratings123 reviews
Write a review
  1. 5 stars93% (446)
  2. 4 stars5% (22)
  3. 3 stars1% (5)
  4. 2 stars0% (1)
  5. 1 star1% (5)
Filtered and sorted results would be available on the new 'Customer ratings & reviews' page.
Sort by |

Showing 1-3 of 123 reviews

Aug 6, 2023
Reviewer name: Traci
5 out of 5 stars
5 out of 5 stars review

Verified Purchase

BEST SALAD DRESSING EVER!!!!

If you have never had Dorothy Lynch salad dressing you are missing out! Grew up eating on everything: taco salad, dip steak in it, pizza, etc. Had to order it online since the Southern states don't have it in stores (I'm a Nebraska Girl). Better than Catalina, better than French. You gotta try it.

Helpful?72AVWSDMVQYS13871558218
Jan 3, 2024
Reviewer name: NY14221
5 out of 5 stars
5 out of 5 stars review

Verified Purchase

Versatile and flavorful dressing!

Versatile and flavorful dressing that took me back to my college days. I didn't know the name of the salad dressing we had in our college cafeteria,but one bite of my recent salad with Dorothy Lynch Dressing and it hit me,the exact same flavor and it's just as good as I remembered. My husband likes this to dip chicken tenders in too.It's great on a turkey sandwich in place of mayo.There are recipes on the Dorothy Lynch website for a lot of ideas to change up your menu.

Helpful?72AVWSDMVQYS13871558218
Nov 23, 2021
Reviewer name: George1971
5 out of 5 stars
5 out of 5 stars review

Verified Purchase

Outstanding homestyle "red" French dressing

A lot of people don't think of red French dressing as authentic. It probably isn't, but that's fine with me. I love this stuff. This is a "tomato soup" based French dressing, sounds weird, but it tastes great. We had a very similar dressing in the Northeast called "Den" dressing. It's not around anymore, but it was essentially the same thing. That said I think Dorothy Lynch got it right. Use it like you would use any salad dressing. My favorite way is to mix equal parts dressing and blue cheese crumbles. That and a splash of cider vinegar to balance the sweetness a little. If you like regular blue cheese dressing you have to try this!!! Sam's has it at the best price you will find.

Helpful?72AVWSDMVQYS13871558218

Related pages