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Cooking & Baking

Bristlecone

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3. I have to think that is in Mexican pesos, not US dollars

Reply to rsdsharp (Reply #1)

Mon Mar 22, 2021, 09:10 PM

Mar 2021

I've made a lot of Caesar dressing as a young man working in restaurants and high end catering. Always lemon rather than lime. Super interesting to see that recipe.

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Caesar's Legendary Salad and Restaurant [View all] KY_EnviroGuy Mar 2021 OP

Very interesting video, but if I'm going to pay $135.00 for what is essentially a side salad. rsdsharp Mar 2021 #1

I have to think that is in Mexican pesos, not US dollars Bristlecone Mar 2021 #3

That makes sense. That makes the salad about $6.50 rsdsharp Mar 2021 #4

Pesos Kali Mar 2021 #5

That's confusing to me but I've never traveled to Mexico. KY_EnviroGuy Mar 2021 #8

yes the $ sign is used for pesos Kali Mar 2021 #9

We ALWAYS stopped at Caesars when we were visiting TJ. Siwsan Mar 2021 #2

Lea & Perrins Worcestershire sauce has sardines/anchovies in it. BigmanPigman Mar 2021 #6

Thank you! I never knew why it was called Caesar. tanyev Mar 2021 #7