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how many calories is caesar dressing Chick-fil-A Parmesan Caesar Dressing 12oz Bottles (2 Pack)Condition: New Enjoy the bold, creamy flavor of Chick fil A Parmesan Caesar Dressing at home with this 2 Pack of 12oz bottles. Made with real Parmesan cheese, savory spices, and the same signature recipe served in Chick fil A restaurants, this restaurant style Caesar salad dressing adds rich flavor to salads, wraps, sandwiches, and dips. Perfect for meal prep or everyday dining, Chick fil As Caesar Dressing transforms any dish with its smooth, tangy,

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Enjoy the bold, creamy flavor of Chick-fil-A Parmesan Caesar Dressing at home with this 2 Pack of 12oz bottles. Made with real Parmesan cheese, savory spices, and the same signature recipe served in Chick-fil-A restaurants, this restaurant-style Caesar salad dressing adds rich flavor to salads, wraps, sandwiches, and dips. Perfect for meal prep or everyday dining, Chick-fil-A’s Caesar Dressing transforms any dish with its smooth, tangy, and authentic taste.

Nutrition Facts: Servings about 12 per Container, Serv. size 2tbsp (30g)

Amount per Serving: Calories 150

Total Fat 16g (20% DV) Sat. Fat 3g (14% DV),  

Cholest. 5mg (2% DV),  Sodium 260mg (11% DV),

Total Carb. 1g or less (0% DV), Total Sugar 0g, Includes 0g Added Sugars (0% DV)

Dietary Fiber  0g (0% DV)

Protein 0g, Vitamin D 0mcg, Potassium 0mg 0% DV, Calcium 40mg 2% DV, Iron 0mg 0% DV.

 % DV = % Daly Value

Ingredients: 

Soybean Oil; Water; Parmesan Cheese (Part-Skim Milk, Cheese Culture, Salt, Enzymes); Red Wine Vinegar; Lemon Juice Concentrate; Contains 2% or less of: Garlic (Including Dried); Salt; Distilled Vinegar; Soy Sauce (Water, Soybeans, Salt); Granular and Parmesan Cheese (Pasteurized Milk, Cheese Culture, Salt, Enzymes); Egg Yolk; Natural Flavor; Mustard Seed; Anchovies; Molasses; Spice; Potassium Sorbate and Sodium Benzoate (added as preservatives); Xanthan Gum; Sugar; White Wine; Tartaric Acid; Celery Seed; Tamarind Concentrate; Calcium Disodium EDTA (added to protect flavor).

Allergens: Contains milk, egg, fish (anchovies), and soy.

Net: 12 FL OZ (2 Pack)

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  • Includes two 12 fl oz bottles of Chick-fil-A Parmesan Caesar Dressing
  • Made with real Parmesan cheese and a creamy, savory blend
  • Authentic restaurant-style recipe straight from Chick-fil-A
  • Ideal for salads, wraps, sandwiches, and dipping
  • No artificial flavors or colors

 

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