This review and giveaway was made possible by iConnect Influencer Management and Litehouse Foods. I was compensated for my participation in this campaign, but all opinions are 100% mine.
Summer time means salad season. Fresh veggies, delicious fruits and warm nights, spent enjoying outdoor meals with family and friends. To make your fresh meal burst with flavor, make something real, with something real: Litehouse dressings. In the refrigerated produce section, where real dressing should be.
I love May—it means spring giving way to early summer—warm, sunny, humidity-free days and farmer's markets offering fresh produce—perfect for my renewed health/weight goals.
Except this year, May didn't look that way, at least not in Baltimore. We had three weeks of straight rain and chilly temps. While I refused to bring my boots back out, I was wearing tights with my dresses which I equally detested. It also meant no farmer's market trips or extra long walks with Anise.
Thankfully, all the rain does mean fresh ingredients can grow—I just had to get them from our local grocer's produce aisle: salad mix, granny smith apples, celery, bleu cheese dressing...
Yes, I said it. No, I'm not mistaken. Litehouse dressing is as fresh as the produce and thus I get it from the produce aisle. It's refrigerated since it lacks the excessive preservatives that allow other dressings to hang out on grocery store shelves for indefinite amounts of time.
When you shop for produce, you don’t shop in the condiment or baking aisle. You head to the refrigerated section where mouth-watering fresh veggies are brimming with color and flavor. That is where you will find Litehouse: fresh tasting, refrigerated and delicious dressings.
I'm eating a lot more salad these days with my personal goals in mind and I prefer my dressing homemade for the very reasons I just mentioned. I often whip up a quick vinegarette at home, but when you're eating salad daily, it's great to have variety and indulge in a creamy bleu cheese (or ranch, we have that, too!) that I know is as good as homemade since it lacks the icky stuff!
This week, spring finally came. I took Anise out for a long walk before rushing to the fridge to put together this yummy salad in celebration: my go to spinach/spring greens mix topped with celery, apple, pecans, and dried cranberries, all tossed in the perfect complement: Litehouse's chunky bleu cheese dressing. .Litehouse Inc. is a leader in refrigerated salad dressings, veggie dips, sauces and Instantly Fresh™ Herbs.
I'll be making this one a lot more often: bleu cheese pairs perfectly with the toppings I chose...it also pairs perfectly with a glass of bubbly, making my summer dinner delicious and complete!
Try both flavors for yourself —Litehouse is giving one winner two vouchers to pick up their dressing for free—enter below:
This salad looks great! I love serving salads in the summer.
ReplyDeleteWe make Shrimp Cobb salad in summer/spring
ReplyDeleteMmmmm I'm a total salad lover! And I've purchased Litehouse dressing before and loved it <3
ReplyDeleteThat salad looks delicious! We've been eating a lot more salad in our house, too. I'll have to look for this dressing the next time I go shopping!
ReplyDeleteI love their salad dressings. They are delicious!
ReplyDeleteThis looks like the perfect Summer salad! I'll have to make these with the food on Father's Day, my dad is a major fan of bleu cheese!
ReplyDeleteI would create a salad with chicken and bacon with ranch dressing
ReplyDeleteI would make a spinach, pineapple and strawberry salad with the ORGANIC RASPBERRY LIME VINAIGRETTE.
ReplyDeleteI'd make strawberry, lettuce, tomato and onion salad :)
ReplyDeleteI love adding whatever kind of fresh veggies I have in the house plus cheese or bacon, the possibilities are endless.
ReplyDeleteI'd make lettuce, tomato and onion salad.
ReplyDeleteI would make a great steak salad.
ReplyDeleteIn the summertime I like to add blueberries and strawberries to salads.
ReplyDeleteI'd make a spinach salad with blue cheese and bacon
ReplyDeleteMy husband and I like to eat more salad during the summer. I love blue cheese dressing.
ReplyDeleteI love salads especially when the weather starts to get warmer as I like to eat lighter.
ReplyDeleteMy family loves a nice summer salad.
ReplyDeleteWe love salads. We eat them a lot. We like to add bacon but with ranch.
ReplyDeleteSalads are so refreshing. I love blue cheese dressing.
ReplyDeleteI serve salad every day! I love to try different dressings to change it up! My email is traciemichelle0515@gmail.com
ReplyDeleteI love making pasta salad, perfect for summertime!
ReplyDeleteI am a long time lover of Lighthouse dressings, I love that it's refrigerated and fresh tasting not with a bunch of preservatives sitting on the shelf more like homemade.
ReplyDeleteI love salad in the summer and I would either make a pasta salad or tomato mozzarella salad.
ReplyDeleteLooks delicious (CoreyOlomon at gmail dot com)
ReplyDeleteI would love cobb salad
ReplyDeleteI would love a salad with romaine, feta cheese, strawberries and walnuts please. kristiedonelson(at)gmail(dot)com Thank you.
ReplyDeleteLove it!!!
ReplyDeleteI would make a spinach, tomato basil with the dressing on it with some cheese mixed in and artichokes too.
ReplyDeleteI would make a salad with strawberries and almonds
ReplyDeleteI'd make a salad with lettuce, tomatoes and chicken topped with ranch dressing.
ReplyDeleteThank you!
I want to make a salad with Romaine lettuce, shredded carrots, grilled chicken, bacon, eggs, tomatoes & ranch dressing!
ReplyDeleteI'd make our usual salad with romaine, english cuke, croutons, parm, & caesar dressing.
ReplyDeleteI'd make a spinach salad with a boiled egg, black olives, and smoked salmon.
ReplyDeleteI'll make a summer salad with what I find at the farmer's market and some yummy Litehouse dressing.
ReplyDeleteThanks for the contest.
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I'd make a spinach salad with berries & nuts.
ReplyDeleteI would create a macaroni salad
ReplyDeleteThese look yummy. would love to win!
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