A friend made Salad, OUTSTANDING, I had to buy, and I shared with my daughter, my grandkids use it as a dip 😀 for chicken strips

I went on a trip to Massachusetts and while I was there my cousin made me a salad and I tried the vinegarette. Loved it so much I had the salad almost everday. So when I came home I looked around and the only place that had it was Sam's, so of course I bought 4 bottle. That is one of the best Salad dressing I ever had.

Visited a B&B in Monticello, Florida and discovered this vinaigrette (also used as a sauce) during their amazing breakfast meals. I thought it was a recipe I wouldn't have a hope of making, but was excited to learn it came right out of a bottle. The B&B served it over eggs, and vegetables. I've used it with chopped salads.

A staple in my kitchen. Cant have delicious coleslaw without it.

Virginia Brand Vidalia Onion Vinaigrette is one of my favorites and a stand-by for almost every meal. Just love it!

Great for chicken or on salads. I sauté chicken breasts, put in slow cooker, add salad dressing to pan on low for a minute or two then add to slow cooker. This makes for a delicious dinner.

Creamy and delicious. Everyone at the party wrote down what type of dressing.

A great value for the price.

I first discovered this vinegarette years ago at Sam's, and was disappointed when they stopped carrying it in the store. So, I'm happy I can at least get it through online ordering. It is very versatile. Besides being a very tasty salad dressing, I use it to marinade chicken before grilling. I also use it for coleslaw, instead of the bottled Kraft or Marzetti's coleslaw dressings. I gave this a 4 out of 5 star rating because of the minimum 2 pack (4 bottles total) purchase requirement for the online ordering. It does have a long shelf life (12/25 'use by' date) but my pantry space is limited. Also, I don't think those who have never tried it would commit to buying 4 bottles the 1st time, so this limits purchasers to those who already use it. I hope there are enough of us out there to keep buying it and therefore, keep the company in business.

I’ve used and enjoyed this salad dressing but no longer. It is so watered down that it can no longer be called a dressing. I think it should be called a salad rinse. It is so runny that the taste has been lost. I won’t be buying this again. It’s sad when a good product goes so wrong.