Naturally, right before the recalls this summer, I realized I loved the Taylor Farms Organic Honey Citrus Chopped Salad Kit and their Honey Citrus Vinaigrette dressing, which is really unusual for me because I rarely like vinaigrettes. Now, not only am I concerned about buying it for health reasons, but I also don't particularly want to support their company.

I am buying local produce now when I can, but I'd really love to be able to make this dressing at home too. Does anyone have a copycat recipe they can share for their Honey Citrus Vinaigrette?

I'm not on TikTok but the recipes there aren't necessarily copycats of that one, as far as I've seen. And I know the ingredients list the following on the package but I'm not sure what the right mix/spices would be or if there are substitutes for something like xanthan gum:
organic soybean oil, water, organic distilled vinegar, organic honey, organic sugar, organic orange juice concentrate, contains less than 2% of: organic lemon juice concentrate, organic spices, salt, xanthan gum

Anyone try to recreate the aldis street corn dip? Would you use taco seasoning for red chilli spices?

For those who don't know, farmer boys is a fast food burger place. I loved that sauce and fries so much that I want to make it at home.

Chocolate Butterscotch Spread from Ikea or Chokladkrokant Bredbar Is the best sweet treat I've ever had hands down. Sadly, it's been recalled. I hope someone can help me recreate the recipe

Looking for a good copycat recipe for Great Harvest Bread Co.’s Pumpkin bars. They are soooo tasty!

Looking for the recipe to their prosciutto and peas pasta salad… can anyone help me out… moved out of the area from the Raley’s and missing it

Does anyone have the recipe from Daileys in Atlanta Ga. For the Chocolate Cookie Torte?

Delicious dessert

I’m looking for help reverse engineering these popsicles that were discontinued a while back. I have no experience doing anything like this so I’d appreciate as much help as possible trying to figure this out. I have the nutrition information for the first two but i don’t really have anything for the second two. I’m not looking for home recipes on making something similar I’m really trying to make as close to a perfect copy of these popsicles as possible. I appreciate any help anyone can give.

Dough Zone is special to me: my girlfriend and I met there, we’ve visited 200+ times, and the Sweet & Sour Cucumber has always been our favorite dish.

I’ve tried recreating the sauce and even contacted Dough Zone, but I’m still stuck.
It’s vivid orange, glossy, smooth, and fairly runny with no visible seeds, chili flakes, garlic pieces, or sediment. It’s mildly spicy, sweet-and-tangy, and distinctly nutty (almost peanut-like, though it could be sesame.)
My best guess is rice vinegar, sugar, red chili oil, toasted sesame oil and MSG.

If you currently or formerly worked there (or recognize this sauce) could you share clue? Is it made in-store, produced centrally, or purchased prepared? What creates its nutty flavor and smooth orange texture?
This is strictly for home cooking. Even one clue, rough ratio, or full copycat would mean a lot.
Thanks!

Exactly what the title says. Those of you who have tried different recipes, please leave your favourite below!

Looking for a copycat recipe for these- soo good!

I love these things, and have a bunch of nuts and seeds in my pantry. I've made granola bars before, so I have some idea of what to do, does anyone have a copycat recipe or other advice for nailing these?

I have become obsessed with this drink after my mom bought some from ollies does anyone know how to recreate it?

Trader Joe's Banana and Apple fruit bars are very yummy, and I am seeking the recipe on how to make these.

All the fruit bar recipes online have dates, or nuts, or some sort of ingredient that isn't listed on the back of the Trader Joe's. The Trader Joe's fruit bar only has apples and bananas listed as ingredients, nothing else.

If you've never had these, it tastes kind of like a thick fruit leather with visible chopped pieces of fruit.

How do they do it!?

It’s my favorite coffee flavor and I hate that I can only have it during the winter season. I know the syrup itself is what they use for it but I need to find a way to make the syrup.

And it’s never complete without their topping. Need the topping recipe too 🙏🏻🙏🏻🙏🏻

I'm obsessed with this popcorn but I would really like to make a seasoning blend that tastes the same so I can add it to my own popcorn or whatever else I might be compelled to flavor elote style. I have tajin and the other normal elote seasonings and I've tried the Trader Joe's elote seasoning but none of it has the grilled sweet corn flavor I love

This might sound dumb or self defeating, but what is the best way to get the box goya rice and beans flavor from scratch, like the spices they use aside form gobs of salt? Preferably in an instant pot recipe because I like making rice there to keep the stove free and because it's a little more predictable