Revisit the Ides of March with a bold Eggless Caesar Dressing that blends history, culinary science, and practical health choices.

Caesar salad was not created in ancient Rome but by Caesar Cardini during Prohibition in Mexico. Still, the flavor profile—olive oil, aged cheese, garlic, and anchovy—echoes ingredients that Julius Caesar himself might have recognized.

This is a streamlined, eggless version that avoids mayonnaise and raw yolks while maintaining depth and texture. It is powerful without being heavy and practical for anyone managing cholesterol.

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