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11000011 - Vidalia Onion and Poppyseed Dressing
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Vidalia Onion and Poppyseed Dressing
from Prissy's of Vidalia of Georgia

A sweet blend of poppy seeds, honey, and other spices to make this a special dressing. Great on spinach and fruit salads which adds a nice sweetness as a dip. 12 oz bottles.

Catalog item #11000011

One 12 oz bottle

Item #11000011-01
In Stock: Usually ships in 1 to 13 (avg 3) days
Shipping weight: 1.3 lbs.

$5.00
Catalog item #11000011

Case of twelve 12 oz bottles

Item #11000011-02
In Stock: Usually ships in 1 to 13 (avg 3) days
Shipping weight: 15.0 lbs.

$57.60
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About this Vendor

The Vidalia Onion Story takes root in Toombs County, Georgia over 60 years ago, when a farmer by the name of Mose Coleman discovered in the late spring of 1931 the onions he had planted were not hot, as he expected. They were sweet! It was a struggle to sell the onions at first, but Mose persevered, and managed to sell them for $3.50…

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