Which dressing for sandwiches/baguettes/salad?

[garygooner]

I've tried & liked most. Salad cream, mayonnaise, thousand island, caesars.

I don't think I've ever tried blue cheese for some reason. What's your favourite dressing? 

[Quentin Zen]

Once you find this in Thailand, THEN we can talk about dressings.  

[bkk6060]

Dijon mustard. For salad olive oil.

A sandwich can be semi healthy, add a bunch of fat dressing it is not.

[Ralf001]

8 minutes ago, Quentin Zen said:

Once you find this in Thailand, THEN we can talk about dressings.  

Plenty of places sell a Reuben sandwich, Monty's at the commons in Thonglor goes good.

 

I like them with Three Three's pickles.

[fredwiggy]

Dijon, regular mustard or  Italian Dressing for most french bread sandwiches. . Reuben with Thousand Island. Salad- Caesar, Olive Oil and Vinegar, Bleu Cheese, Italian, Red Wine Vinaigrette, Ranch, Northern Italian, Garlic Parmesan, Creamy Caesar, and lite versions of them-Ken's brand a favorite, along with Paul Newmans and a few others.

[madone]

3 minutes ago, fredwiggy said:

Dijon, regular mustard or  Italian Dressing for most french bread sandwiches. . Reuben with Thousand Island. Salad- Caesar, Olive Oil and Vinegar, Bleu Cheese, Italian, Red Wine Vinaigrette, Ranch, Northern Italian, Garlic Parmesan, Creamy Caesar, and lite versions of them-Ken's brand a favorite, along with Paul Newmans and a few others.

 The 1970s called and they want their processed dressing back.

[madone]

22 minutes ago, Quentin Zen said:

Once you find this in Thailand, THEN we can talk about dressings.  

Reubens are a dime a dozen here, there are plenty of restaurants that do a decent incarnation 

[fredwiggy]

3 minutes ago, madone said:

 The 1970s called and they want their processed dressing back.

Ken's are some of the best flavored and available. Every dressing is moderately processed if it's in a bottle or jar. The same with Spaghetti sauce. Eating them since, yes, the70's and haven't any health problems besides coming here and getting H Pylori from the water. Yes, you can use olive oil and vinegar and be sure it's healthy, but most people eat processed foods and a lot of other garbage, so salad dressings used moderately aren't a problem.

[Crossy]

I like a basic vinaigrette with balsamic vinegar, but don't drown it!

 

This site has lots of variations and other interesting dressings.

https://cookieandkate.com/how-to-make-vinaigrette-plus-variations/

[GammaGlobulin]

Olive Oil on everything.

Add a few shakes of Thai Pric, and good to go.