Good Seasons Salad Dressing & Recipe Mix, Asian Sesame, 1.2-Ounce Packets (Pack of 24)

I cannot say how this tastes but just want to let others with food allergies know that this contains wheat and soy. I could not find the ingredients anywhere online and it is not sold in the stores locally.

I use this seasoning mix with other ingredients for a chicken marinade and it has become a hot item at all of the events I take it to. I never have any leftovers. Great price versus buying it per package in the store.

This dressing was formerly called Oriental Sesame, and is very hard to find. I am happy to have located it with its new name via an Internet Search. This is how to make this dressiong, which is already great, just
plain sensational! Add four thin slices of a large garlic clove and
refrigerate overnight. You will never taste a better salad dressing!

Dr. Laurin Peyton Crowder

I have always loved Asian Sesame by Good Seasons, although it used to be called "Oriental Sesame", but I can't find it in any of my area grocery stores recently. I don't know if it's been sold out because it's sooooo good or if it's not carried any longer. So I decided to order on-line and I ended up paying about a dollar less per package (including shipping) than I would have normally paid at the grocery - so I'm shopping on-line from now on. Try using balsamic vinegar and extra virgin olive oil when you make it next time - it just adds a little extra kick.

I use this in a recipe for Seasame Chicken from "Don't Panic: Dinner's In the Freezer" only I make chicken nuggets instead of appetizers. Then I take the remainder of the "sauce" and cook off some of the liquid. It is YUMMY.

Tough to find in my local grocery stores.