The Manhattan Salad from France, a mix of lettuces, baby kale, romaine and spring lettuce blend topped with grape tomatoes, dried cranberries and sliced apples, served with choice of sliced grilled or crispy chicken and a breadstick; offered with
Bleu Cheese dressing or your choice of dressings.
(Don't forget to add the 240 calories of
bleu cheese dressing.)
Outlook's The Wedge ($9), livens up the usually bland wedge with crumbled, hickory-smoked bacon, gorgonzola cheese, tomatoes and a chunky
bleu cheese dressing. Not a fan of wedge salads, I tentatively tried a small bite and was astonished at how good it was.
For just $49.95, fans get a football feast that includes Buffalo Wings with celery sticks and
bleu cheese dressing; Nachos Superior loaded with ground beef, Jack and cheddar cheese, black beans, jalapenos, tomatoes and salsa; a Burrito and Quesadilla platter filled with ten mini burritos and four quesadillas; plus the Family Pack Tacos complete with all the ingredients needed to make 12 tacos.
Chili's menu opens up with a lip-smacking selection of appetisers including the Boneless Buffalo Wings, Wings over Buffalo both served with cool
bleu cheese dressing, Classic Nachos, Fajita Nachos, Fire Grilled Guacamole, Spinach and Artichoke Dip, Bottomless Tostada Chips and Salsa and a range of delectable soups and sides.
Suddenly, the guy in the next booth turned around and glared at me like I'd just poured
bleu cheese dressing down his neck.
Buffalo shrimp (fried and tossed in hot sauce) are served with carrots and
bleu cheese dressing for $8.95.
"Yeah, sort of," I replied as I looked down at my wedge of lettuce, which had a generous helping of
Bleu Cheese dressing poured on top.
Serve with traditional
bleu cheese dressing and celery sticks or kick it up with a hot and spicy buffalo wing sauce on the side.