Quick & easy dressing to pull together. I used Italian seasoning instead of the oregano & I used lite mayo. I would have liked to see what it tasted like after sitting but there was not any left...which means someone had more than their share of salad that night!

This recipe is truly exceptional. I have to keep my guests from digging in with a spoon.

I followed the directions to a T!!!! It is great my husband loves it.

This was easy, and delicious. The only thing I added was a few shakes of black pepper. Great in a cold pasta salad!

Needed some dressing in a pinch and this fit the bill perfectly. I used a bit more of everything: red wine vinegar, garlic, oregano. Also used olive oil and lime juice (out of necessity). This work out spectacularly. Definitely a keeper.

Since I've made version I & II of this dressing in the same week, I figured it would be a good comparison of two! This was good. The lemon juice and worcestershire sauce really stand out in this dressing. I had to add a pinch more sugar and additionally 1/4 cup mayo because of the tartness. Our family preference will be version I.

This was a good recipe, though the vinegar flavor was a bit strong for my taste. I also think it could use a little less oregano - it makes it a bit bitter.

This recipe is better if asiago, parm, or regino cheese is added

Delicious!!!! I didn't have garlic so I used dry onion flakes instead. Recipe is so yummy!!! Thanks!

made this for my book club tonite & it was a real hit. used it on the simple italian salad with artichokes, pimentos, red onions, & black olives with parm & asiago cheeses, & it was delish!!!! i actually made it up last night & i think it really helped to have that time to meld the flavors. excellent & so easy!

I made this recipe exactly but I used up the rest of some generic Mayo because I was unsure of this recipe. The first day it was very tangy but after sitting two days it was totally awesome. I am going to try it again using the good mayo I have and maybe adding paprika, more garlic, and black pepper. Thanks for the recipe.

This is wonderful, but I did swap the mayo for Miracle Whip and left out the sugar. I also decreased that to 1/2 cup. It was great! I sent my mom the recipe and she loved it too!!

I'm pretty sure I could just eat this dressing with a spoon. I usually just stir a little of it right up in the salad bowl I'm using, although it is really good if you let it sit for a day or two. I also add dried basil and thyme, and substitute onion powder and garlic powder for the chopped garlic (I'm making my own dressing from scratch, that's hard core enough for me). If you make it with Miracle Whip instead of mayo, you may not even need to add sugar, which gets around the problem of the sugar not dissolving when you want to use it right away.

I don't what these bad reviews are about because I thought this dressing tasted delicious! I just kept tasting and adding ingredients until I thought it was flavorful enough. I use it on cobb salads and as a vegetable dip.

Made this to use on some veggies from our garden. It was pretty good - I did add some parmesean as well.