Taylors Farm Chopped Salad Kit Apple Bourbon 350g
$6.00
Sweet apples and smoky bourbon collide with delicious results. It starts with a blend of romaine lettuce, carrots, and red cabbage and ends with fresh diced apples, smoked gouda, golden honey almonds, and one of bourbon’s best friends: smoky bacon. It’s all topped with a mouth-watering maple bourbon vinaigrette!
152 reviews for Taylors Farm Chopped Salad Kit Apple Bourbon 350g
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Christine –
Love the flavour
Rowena –
Lovely
Maria –
I have tried other varieties / flavours in this line, but the first time trying this one. I really liked it, although as with the other flavors, I would love if it had more of the topping pieces. There isn’t quite enough. Loved the dressing though. Woukd buy a bottle of it if I could.
Jeanne Engelbrecht –
Very nice mix and the apple adds an extra zing. Not a huge fan of the dressing as I prefer a creamy mayo type dressing with my coleslaw but my hubby enjoyed it all together, I just added a different dressing so we were both happy. Have purchased this multiple times since receiving it in the box
Mark –
Fantastic flavour and texture, the dried apple pieces in it really make the salad stand out.
Lynda –
This was delicious and not too sweet – thought it wouldn’t work as a salad but was lovely crunchy and refreshing
Arwen –
Very Pleasantly Surprised!
When I saw Apple and Bourbon on the packet, I was less than enthused about trying this product as I am not a fan of bourbon flavoured products. We had it with homemade fish and chips and honestly, I was blown away. The bourbon flavour wasn’t what I expected, it was much smokier and paired really well with the dehydrated apple and the freshness of the slaw with the creaminess of the cheese. I will definitely buy this again!
Dee – Auckland –
This was an interesting change from regular coleslaw. I liked the addition of the crunchy apple cubes, and the cheese. Actually could do with even a bit more cheese! The maple bourbon was ok – the flavour was definitely there, but I’m not sold on it as a coleslaw seasoning. I usually like creamy coleslaw dressings. After tasting a few bites as-is, we had ours with southern fried chicken on a burger bun with lots of mayo. This was a great pairing.