Organicville Miso Ginger Organic Vinaigrette: It Will Make Your Mouth Water

I prefer organic products when possible. I was looking for salad dressing and found Organicville. Organicville makes a line of vegan dressings. Vegan means there are no animal products of any kind in this salad dressing.

I chose Miso Ginger Organic Vinaigrette. This 8-ounce bottle costs $3.99. Yes that is a hefty price to pay I do realize that. You can buy an 8-ounce bottle of Ken's Salad Dressing for half that or less however you'll be getting ingredients that you may not know how to pronounce and ingredients that have been preserved and/or sprayed with pesticides. I'm not pointing at Ken's. This is true for most salad dressings that aren't organic, though not all.

Organicville's other flavors are Herbs De Provence, Olive Oil & Balsamic, Orange Cranberry, Pomegranate, Sesame Goddess, Sesame Tamari, Sun Dried Tomato and Garlic, Tarragon Dijon, and Non Dairy Ranch.

Rachel Kruse grew up in the Midwest with parents who were vegetarian. When she couldn't find organic salad dressing that she though tasted great she created Organicville. She is the President of the company. She runs it along with Brandice Banta, Paul Kottom and Kathy Kottom.

Organicville was featured on a segment of ABC TV's View from the Bay on August 2007 called "Lunches your kids won't want to swap! Learn how to pack a healthy lunch that tastes great too."

I found Organicville in a traditional supermarket in Florida, Publix. It can also be found in natural food stores and online at www.veganessentials.com and www.amazon.com.

Organicville is available in Canada, Mexico, Japan, South Korea, Hong Kong, the Philippines, Indonesia and Australia as well as the United States

I chose Miso Ginger because I've read that ginger is very good for us. Not having a juicer in Florida means I'm not getting my daily dose of ginger so I chose this flavor. All flavors are USDA certified organic, gluten free, dairy free, vegan, and contain no added sugar.