Homemade Creamy Italian Dressing

I dug through SO MANY different recipes that have lists a mile long for a simple salad dressing. In the end, Just had to make my own. My boyfriend is a picky eater, so here's my first and last attempt at making this Creamy Italian Dressing to die for!

Super Quick and Easy- Not to mention AMAZING!

1 cup -Mayo
2 Tbs- Vinegar (I prefer Apple Cider Vinegar)
1 Tbs- Sugar
1 1/2 Tbs- Italian Seasoning
1/4 tsp Garlic Salt
Sprinkle with pepper

**Whip it up, and enjoy.

If you want it a bit more runny use a bit more Vinegar.

The thickness of this dressing could be used for a dip as well.

End Result? AMAZING-NESS! My boyfriend puts this in everything, and I mean EVERYTHING.

Let me know how well you all like my homemade concoction. =)

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