From: Briangmu
On Mar 29, 2009
This was really good. Instead of Chili Sauce we just used an equal amount of ketchup + a few shots of tabasco + a pinch of chili powder. We served this on Rueben's, delicious!
From: Vertigokitten
On Jul 15, 2008
Oh my goodness, this dressing is great. Sweet, tangy, delicious. A must try. I did not use chili sauce because mine had expired. I also omitted the egg and garlic, was in a hurry. Fantastic. I also recommend making a double batch and serve it when you have dinner guests, it's sure to impress.
From: Andrea at Opulent Cottage
On Feb 22, 2009
Yum! I did have to use powdered garlic, but it's still such a refreshing change from bottled dressing! I put in a teaspoon of horseradish too, because I'm a total spice junkie. This is going on our homemade reuben sandwiches, and anything else I can think of to put it on! Thanks for a great recipe.
From: Sharon123
On Oct 3, 2006
Loved this over iceberg lettuce! I did add just a touch of sugar, reduced the recipe using 1 cup mayo, and a good thing I did because I ate almost all of it at once! Thanks for a yummy dressing Kitz!
From: Laura Pora
On May 3, 2007
Great, had to leave out the eggs, Husband just has a hang up about boiled eggs, but very tasty now, I am sure it will be great by supper time, going to serve it with cooked shrimp (cocktail salad)
From: Dreamer in Ontario
On Jul 27, 2008
So this is how you make Thousand Island Dressing. Yum! This recipe is so good and easy,too! I did have to make one substitution as I was out of ketchup and used more chili sauce instead. Other than that I followed the recipe as written. Thanks for another great recipe.
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