All the ranch flavors are pretty nice. Chipotle by far has the most "typical" dressing flavor, but of course the heat and peppery flavor doesn't always suit. The Bac'n one has a strong artificial bacon flavoring, similar to those crunchy soy bacon bits. Actually, I think it has those bits in the dressing. I like it a lot, though, personally. The plain ranch is a little bland, but fine. Not quite herby and black peppery enough for me. I'll probably stick to the flavored ranches.

The balsamic is quite decent, but not very tart. This is easily amended by adding some vinegar.

The honey dijon and thousand island are good decent representations of the style. The honey dijon makes an excellent dipping sauce.

All of the above taste quite nice and flavorful as a dipping sauce but become a bit bland (or require a lot!) when tossed into a salad. I usually add some vinegar and maybe a dash of extra salt to punch up the flavor without adding calories. I may add a few drops of oil if I have calories to spare.

Last and also certainly least... the caesar. It's terrible. As another reviewer noted, it has an unmistakeable aftertaste of vomit. I tried to convince myself that I only felt that way because I read that review so I wouldn't waste a bottle of dressing, but I had to throw it out. I don't know if it's something they're using to recreate the "anchovy" flavor or the tartness or something else, but it's absolutely awful. Stick to the other options. Put bac'n ranch on your "caesar" salad and call it a day.

Why on earth would they mess with a product that was actually good and ruin it? Ridiculous. Now I have to find another replacement or try and make my own.

Recently, I've wanted some additional flavoring on my raw apples, carrots and celery, when I munch. Then, I wanted to use less peanut butter. (I tried WF PB years ago, and did not want it,) I had some ranch dressing and dip and caramel dip on hand. Ranch worked with all 3, and caramel helps the less than sweet type apples.

The price per bottle and weight, are the same for dressing/syrup bottles as dip jars. Ranch dip was out of stock when i did my order today, so I got salad dressing.

I love this flavor. It doesn't have an after taste or is extra sweet like some of the other flavors. I highly recommend it.

Well, Walden Farms' 0 calories, 0 carbs Ranch Dressings are Game Changers! Zesty and Delicious, they make those boring carrots a real treat. And, when having a salad, its almost like cheating to not measure out a tablespoon of dressing; just slather it on.

Bacon Ranch dressing: Very good rich taste!

Balsamic Vinaigrette: Too sweet, not good.

Ranch Dressing: Horrible taste nothing like any ranch I have ever tasted anywhere.

Ranch Veggie dip: Horrible taste nothing like any ranch dip I have ever tasted anywhere gritty.

Onion Veggie dip: Horrible taste nothing like any onion I have ever tasted anywhere gritty.

All of the Fruit jelly like spreads taste great Blueberry, Raspberry, Apple butter: all were very good, we use them in our oatmeal: Great real flavor.

Sorry - I wanted to like this, but it made eating my salad a struggle.

y favorite dressing is ranch, but the Walden Farms ranch was too sweet. The creamy bacon was more like a ranch taste.

My favorite dressing is ranch, but the Walden Farms ranch was too sweet. The creamy bacon was more like a ranch taste.

Taste wise, it's an absolute leader among Walden Farms dressings, and I tried most of them.

I like most of the Walden Farms dressings, but many of them ONLY taste good to me ON the salad. This one tastes good even without the salad part!

My only real complaint has to do with the container. Glass is heavy and breakable. Most use plastics these days.

The taste is great, it's not as thick as your usual salad dressing, so I tend to use less since it spreads through the salad better than the thicker stuff.

It's also great as a dip for raw veggies - carrots and broccoli especially like it. Well, so do peppers and celery and....

I've just ordered additional flavors to try them.

I bought 4 different Walden dressings but will probably stick to just putting garlic salt on my salad. That's not great, but is still better than these overly sweet dressings.

Keep one thing in mind. Walden Farm products are essentially flavored water thickened with vegetable gums. They are not going to match the taste or texture of a full fat salad dressing. But then again, they are virtually calorie free, so portion control is not a factor (i.e. you can really drench your salads if you wish).

The thousand isle is ok (3), but you can definitely tell there is no fat in it! if you can afford the calories, just make your own with mayo and Heinz One Carb ketchup (or Walden Farms no carb no cal ketchup)

I also like the balsamic vinegarette (4), 'tho one batch I received wasn't quite sweet enough, but a drop of Fiberfit fixed that right up.

Today I am ordering the cole slaw, and the caesar to give them a try.

I did not like the ranch (1) nor the bacon ranch (0) as they seemed to have an artificial type aftertaste to them.