Product DescriptionKraft’s Red Wine Vinaigrette Salad Dressing is a tangy dressing with an explosion of red wine flavor. And in an easy-to-pour bottle, this delicious dressing adds tangy flavor to salads, sandwiches and pasta dishes.
Kraft Seven Seas Red Wine Vinaigrette Dressing and Marinade, 16-Ounce Bottles
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BEWARE! All the previous reviews about how great this product is - are all right on. One reviewer noted that his shipment had a short expiration date. We noted it but went ahead and ordered 2 cases to qualify for the free shipping. When we received them, they all had an expiration date 7 months from receipt. 12 bottles of 16oz Red Wine - gulp! They will probably be OK some past that date but you should know about the expiration date. I called Kraft and found that they ‘fresh’ date Red Wine ** 8 months ** from the bottling date; so if you can’t use what you’re ordering in that time - take care.
Rating: 5 / 5
Kraft’s Red Wine Vinaigrette Dressing and Marinade is a long time favorite. I use it all of the time.
However, this product has become increasingly difficult to find. I’ve recently read internet comments that state that Kraft is discontinuing it. I hope that this is not true.
Rating: 5 / 5
This has been our favorite dressing for years, & is the only one the granddaughters will eat! It has a salty tang that makes salad lively. Suddenly we could not find it locally, so it was great that we could order it. Delivery was fast and everyone is happy again!
Rating: 5 / 5
Kraft Seaven Seas Red Wine Vinaigrette Dressing is the best for salads.
I order 3 six packs every couple of months. It is the only thing I
put on my salads now. I have a salad everyday at work. I just love it.
It is smooth and enhances the flavor of all the different vegetables.
I am NOT happy that many of the suermarket discontinued it.
I have no idea why. It just stop showing up on the shelves.
Amazon is the only place I can get it now. . .
It keeps me HAPPY and a big smile on my face!
thanx
Rating: 5 / 5
I used to get this dressing at Wally World (a. k. a. Wal-Mart). It was always available. When I started noticing that the dressing was only there “sometimes”, I would buy all of the bottles of it–partly because I was afraid they were going to quit stocking it, and partly because I wanted Wally to see that this stuff is profitable for them to stock.
No matter. It’s gone, for good. It has a terrific, tangy flavor without having too strong a bite. It was hard to keep around this house. Now I can’t even get it to bring to the house.
I am going to hold my breath and order it online, and just hope that what has happened to others (wrong dressing, way past expiration, etc. ) won’t happen to me. If it’s close to the expiration date, I’ll keep it anyway, because we really use it up, especially during gardening season. The stuff tastes just fine a couple months past the expiration date, too, if it hasn’t been opened. I think the reason for the date is that the quality supposedly starts to deteriorate, not because it’s “rotten”. Though, I’ve never noticed any deterioration in quality.
I sure wish I could duplicate this recipe at home.
Rating: 5 / 5