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Hellmann's 1000 Island Dressing

(Code: HELL1000ISL)

Product Description

  • Possibly named after the North-American archipelago of 1,864 islands that straddle the US-Canada border in the Saint Lawrence River, Thousand Island is a mayonnaise-based salad dressing with flavours of tomato and roasted red pepper. Similar to a Marie Rose sauce, Thousand Island dressing is equally well-suited to a traditional prawn cocktail starter and is a great addition to a classic American grilled Reuben sandwich. With its flavours of both tomato and mayo, variations on 1000 island are often served as 'special sauce' in chip shops, burger joints and most major fast-food outlets.

Information

Ingredients

Water, rapeseed oil, spirit vinegar, sugar, red pepper paste (4.4%) (red pepper pieces, spirit vinegar, salt, sugar), tomato paste (3%), modified corn starch, EGG yolk, mustard (water, MUSTARD seeds, spirit vinegar, salt, burnt sugar syrup, spices), salt, onion powder, spices (contains MUSTARD), garlic powder, chives, stabiliser (xanthan gum), preservative (potassium sorbate), colours (blackcurrant, radish, carrot, lemon, safflower), cayenne pepper.

Nutritional Information

  • For allergens, see ingredients highlighted in bold.
  • May contain sesame.
  • No artificial colours and flavours.
  • Mde with real Red Pepper & Tomato.

Storage

After opening, keep refrigerated and use within 1 month.

Produce of

France

Name and address

  • Unilever UK,
  • Hellmann's,
  • Freepost ADM 3940,
  • London,
  • SW1A 1YR.
  • Unilever Ireland,
  • 20 Riverwalk,
  • Citywest,
  • Dublin 24.

Net Contents

250ml e

Nutrition

Typical ValuesPer 100ml 
Energy (kJ)957 kJ
Energy (kcal)229 kcal
Fat (g)21 g
of which saturates (g)1.4 g
Carbohydrate (g)9.6 g
of which sugars (g)6.9 g
Protein (g)0.8 g
Salt (g)1.1 g
3.89 €
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