Chef's Menu Caesar Dressing Case of 6 x 985g
Caesar Dressing from Chef's Menu is a rich and creamy dressing with the classic savoury Caesar flavour. Perfect for Caesar salads, chicken salads, wraps, sandwiches and as a versatile dipping sauce, it delivers consistent taste and quality for professional kitchens and catering businesses.
This wholesale case contains 6 x 985g bottles, making it an excellent choice for restaurants, cafés, hotels, sandwich shops, catering businesses and commercial kitchens. The easy-pour bottles provide convenient dispensing and portion control during busy foodservice operations.
Whether you're preparing traditional Caesar salads, chicken wraps, pasta salads or using it as a dip or sandwich spread, Chef's Menu Caesar Dressing delivers smooth texture, rich flavour and dependable performance with every serving.
Key Features
- Rich and creamy Caesar salad dressing
- Case contains 6 x 985g bottles
- Perfect for Caesar salads, wraps and sandwiches
- Ideal for chicken dishes, pasta salads and dipping
- Easy-pour bottles for convenient dispensing
- Suitable for restaurants, cafés, hotels and catering businesses
- Designed for professional foodservice use
Specifications
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Brand: Chef's Menu
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Product: Caesar Dressing
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Product Type: Caesar Salad Dressing
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Pack Size: 6 x 985g
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Quantity: 6 Bottles
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Total Weight: 5.91kg
Frequently Asked Questions
What is included in this pack?
This product contains six 985g bottles of Chef's Menu Caesar Dressing.
What can Caesar dressing be used for?
It is perfect for Caesar salads, chicken salads, wraps, sandwiches, pasta salads, dipping sauces and as a creamy dressing for a variety of cold dishes.
Who is this product suitable for?
This Caesar dressing is ideal for restaurants, cafés, hotels, sandwich shops, catering businesses and commercial kitchens.
Can this dressing be used as a sandwich spread?
Yes. Chef's Menu Caesar Dressing is ideal as a sandwich or wrap spread and pairs perfectly with chicken, bacon, parmesan, lettuce and other fresh salad ingredients.
