Gluten-Free Featured Product: Vidalia Onion Rasberry Vinaigrette

GLUTEN FREE FEATURED PRODUCT

A regular postings of gluten-free products that I use myself and is available in my local grocery store.  You can check your local store for these items, order them online, or ask your store to stock them. I do not have any relationship with the companies in question, nor do I receive any form of compensation for these reviews. 
 
Virginia Brand Vidalia Onion Raspberry Vinaigrette
 
The lack of a good gluten-free fruit vinaigrette on the grocery store shelves is sad.  Especially if you’re not looking for something “lite” that tastes like artificial sweeteners.  This is a super-delicious fruit vinaigrette with an edge of onion for a more nuanced flavor.  It isn’t excessively sweet, and pairs beautifully with a salad featuring berries and nuts. I imagine it would be diabolically tasty as a marinade for chicken or shrimp.

The manufacturer, Vita Food Products, offers a list of their gluten-free products on their website’s FAQ page.

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