
FAQs
What makes Bitton's Salad Dressing unique?
This is the house dressing served at Bitton's cafés - the one customers constantly ask about. It's a perfectly balanced French vinaigrette style made with premium oils, red wine vinegar, garlic, and mustard. Simple, classic, and endlessly versatile. It's proof that quality ingredients executed simply create something extraordinary. The dressing that makes everyday salads special.
What salads work best with Bitton's Dressing?
Brilliant on mixed green salads, rocket and Parmesan, tomato and bocconcini, roasted vegetable salads, warm potato salad, grilled chicken Caesar-style salad, beetroot and goat's cheese, grain salads with quinoa or farro, or any French-style salad. Its balanced acidity and garlic kick work with virtually anything. Keep a bottle in the fridge for everyday use.
What is in Bitton Dressing?
Bitton's Salad Dressing contains peanut oil, olive oil, soybean oil, red wine vinegar, garlic, mustard, salt, and xanthan gum (a natural thickener). It's a classic French vinaigrette style using quality oils and bold garlic flavour. The blend of oils provides body and flavour without being too heavy. Simple ingredients, perfect balance - that's the secret.
Can you use Bitton Dressing as a marinade?
Yes, Bitton Dressing works well as a marinade for chicken, lamb, or vegetables. The vinegar and oil combination tenderises while the garlic and mustard add flavour. Marinate meat for 2-4 hours or overnight. Reserve some dressing to drizzle over the cooked dish for extra flavour. It's particularly good with chicken thighs or lamb chops.
What style of dressing is Bitton Dressing?
Bitton Dressing is a French vinaigrette style - a classic emulsion of oil and vinegar with mustard, garlic, and seasonings. It's more robust than delicate Italian dressings and less creamy than American ranch-style. The balance leans towards savoury and garlicky rather than sweet. It's the versatile, everyday dressing that French cafés have perfected - simple but perfectly executed.