Briannas Rich Poppy Seed Dressing 12 fl oz (355 mL) is creamy and slightly sweet with a delicate poppy seed crunch, richer than a vinaigrette-style poppy seed dressing and suited to spinach and chicken salads. It comes as a Single, Pack of 3, or Pack of 6, shipped fast from New Jersey.
Briannas Rich Poppy Seed: Creamy, Slightly Sweet Classic
- Creamy poppy seed dressing — slightly sweet with a delicate crunch from poppy seeds
- Contains poppy seeds — visible poppy seeds are part of the recipe, noted on the printed label
- Richer texture — more substantial body than lighter, vinaigrette-based poppy seed dressings
- Built for fruit-forward salads — pairs with spinach, strawberries, mandarin oranges, and chicken salad
- 12 fl oz (355 mL) bottle — resealable cap, shake well before pouring
- BRIANNAS Fine Salad Dressings — small-batch recipe produced in Brenham, Texas since 1982
How to Use
Shake well, then drizzle over baby spinach with sliced strawberries, mandarin oranges, candied pecans, and sunflower seeds. It is also excellent spooned over chicken salad on a bed of mixed greens, or used as a dipping sauce for fresh fruit skewers. Refrigerate after opening and use the bottle by the date printed on the label.
About Briannas
Since 1982, BRIANNAS Fine Salad Dressings has focused on small-batch, chef-inspired flavors rather than the plain vinaigrettes found on most supermarket shelves. What began in Austin, Texas has grown into a full lineup produced today in Brenham, Texas. Browse more grocery and gourmet food at Real Prime Deals, or visit briannas.com.
Frequently Asked Questions
Is Briannas Rich Poppy Seed Dressing gluten-free?
BRIANNAS does not make a single blanket gluten-free claim across every flavor, so the printed label on the bottle you buy is the accurate source for this creamy dressing. Read the ingredient panel on your Rich Poppy Seed bottle before serving anyone with a gluten sensitivity, since labeling can be updated between production runs.
How should I store Briannas Rich Poppy Seed Dressing after opening?
Refrigerate the bottle once opened and shake it well before each use, since the creamy base can settle and the poppy seeds may sink over time. Use the dressing by the date printed on the label for the best flavor and texture. Keep an unopened bottle in a cool, dry pantry.
What salads pair best with Briannas Rich Poppy Seed Dressing?
This creamier version suits spinach salads with strawberries and almonds, fruit-forward salads, chicken salads, and mixed green salads especially well, thanks to its richer, more substantial body compared to a thinner poppy seed vinaigrette. It also pairs nicely with candied pecans and sunflower seeds for added crunch.
What is the difference between Briannas Rich Poppy Seed and Raspberry Poppy Seed?
Rich Poppy Seed has a creamy, slightly sweet base without a distinct fruit flavor, while Raspberry Poppy Seed adds a bright raspberry taste on top of the same poppy seed crunch. Rich Poppy Seed is the heavier, more neutral option, while Raspberry Poppy Seed leans more fruit-forward and tangy on salads.