Home Flood and salad dressing

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Over the holiday weekend I had to wash a large load of cloth diapers. On the final rinse to make sure I got all the soap rinsed out of the cloth my family and I decided to go get our errands done out in town. Then Murphys Law, the drain hose to the washer pulled free from the drain and dumped a very large load of water all over the top floor of the townhouse that drained thru the ceiling, into my other computer monitor, all over the dining table and wood floors and then thru the ceiling into the basement. To say the least we have a mess that is going to take weeks to repair. The house at this point is not in the kind of shape where I am going to be able to do much cooking so out we go to the local dinner spots. Odds are the easiest thing for me to eat is going to be salads and veggie sides. Any tips on picking

salad dressings that I know are going to be vegan friendly? Thanks for any suggestions!-Kris )

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[Guest guest]

too bad about the mess!

 

re: vegan food at restaurants:

 

ask them to ask the chef what's in the dressings. most decent

places make their own dressings and they will know. if its bottled ask

to see the label. and how to be sure you're not eating what you don't

want to eat? my old favorite: make it clear you're allergic to dairy,

seafood, etc. they will bend over backwards to ensure you're not

eating something that might create liability on their part.

 

a surprising number of dressings use fish oil, btw. we found this

out the hard way with this otherwise delicious brand:

 

http://www.leesmarket.com/mt/lees/archives/000127.html

 

yeah, " enhanced with omega 3 " should have been a dead

(fish) giveaway.

 

good luck,

 

blake

 

 

Over the holiday weekend I had to wash a

large load of cloth diapers. On the final rinse to make sure I got all

the soap rinsed out of the cloth my family and I decided to go get our

errands done out in town. Then Murphys Law, the drain hose to the

washer pulled free from the drain and dumped a very large load of

water all over the top floor of the townhouse that drained thru the

ceiling, into my other computer monitor, all over the dining table and

wood floors and then thru the ceiling into the basement. To say the

least we have a mess that is going to take weeks to repair. The house

at this point is not in the kind of shape where I am going to be able

to do much cooking so out we go to the local dinner spots. Odds are

the easiest thing for me to eat is going to be salads and veggie

sides. Any tips on picking salad dressings that I know are going to be

vegan friendly? Thanks for any suggestions!

-Kris )

 

 

 

 

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