Review of Squeezable Ken’s Steak House Thousand Island Dressing

I love ranch salad dressing and it has been quite a while since I have had thousand island salad dressing, I must admit. A dear relative recently gave me a bottle of Squeezable Ken's Steak House Thousand Island Dressing. Thousand island salad dressing was my favorite, before ranch dressing entered my life. Not one to let any food product go to waste, I promptly tried out Squeezable Ken's Steak House Thousand Island Dressing. Here is what I discovered!

I am a big fan of many of Ken's Steak House brand dressings. I like this brand and they are big on taste. I prepared a large salad and added Squeezable Ken's Steak House Thousand Island Dressing to it. This salad dressing is superb, it is true. Very rich, thick and creamy. One thing that I love most about this product, is that it takes very little to coat my salad. That is a good thing, because this dressing is not diet friendly. It is delicious, though. I have to rate this product four stars out of five stars. It is worth the money. One large bottle costs around three dollars. I liked the squeeze bottle and it is easy to use and easy to enjoy this product. It is a winner, in my book!

One serving of this dressing has 140 calories in it. 120 of those calories come from fat. You can see now why this dressing is so good. Mercy! Dieters, beware! One serving has 13 grams of total fat, 2 grams of saturated fat, 15 mg's of cholesterol, 300 mg's of sodium, 4 grams of total carbs, 0 grams of dietary fiber, 3 grams of sugars and 0 grams of protein. With ingredients like garlic, egg yolk, dried red bell peppers, onion, paprika and pickle relish, it is no wonder that this dressing is spectacular. Lots of flavor. I loved trying it and writing this review about it. Though this is not a product I would have bought, on my own, I must admit, it is wonderful. A treat to dress a salad with, anytime. Worth splurging for, every now and then, for sure! This brand has many low fat options to choose from, also. It does do a green garden salad justice.