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Best Foods Thousand Island Salad Dressing 1kg - No more worries about redressing! Best Foods Thousand Island brings long-lasting freshness to your European salads.

Best Foods Thousand Island Salad Dressing 1kg

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Best Foods Thousand Island Salad Dressing 1kg

Best Foods Thousand Island Salad Dressing 1kg - No more worries about redressing! Best Foods Thousand Island brings long-lasting freshness to your European salads.

Best Foods Thousand Island Salad Dressing 1kg

European-style salad dressing made with high quality ingredients

  • Made with real fresh tomato and chunky gherkin relish.
  • Can be used easily and readily for all types of salads, as a fantastic dipping sauce for fried and grilled dishes, and a spread for sandwiches.
  • Article number: 21072911 •
Where to buy

It is time-consuming to make salad dressing for fresh and appetizing salads to attract my diners.

No more worries about redressing! Best Foods Thousand Island brings long-lasting freshness to your European salads.

European-style salad dressing made with high quality ingredients

  • Made with real fresh tomato and chunky gherkin relish.
  • Can be used easily and readily for all types of salads, as a fantastic dipping sauce for fried and grilled dishes, and a spread for sandwiches.

From the makers of the world's no 1 mayonnaise

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Nutrition and allergens

Ingredients

Soybean oil 30%, Sugar 18%, Pickled relish 5.5%, Egg 4.5%, Distilled vinegar 4%, Tomato paste 2.6%, Iodized salt 1.6%, Thickener (INS 1442), Preservative (INS 202), Stabilizer (INS 415), Antioxidant (INS 385) Natural flavour added.

Allergen Information

Contain soybean, egg, mustard, and sulphides, might contain celery.

Nutrition Information

Typical values Per 100 g as sold Per 100 ml as sold Per portion

*% of Reference Intake of an average adult (8400kj/2000kcal)

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