Rich and tangy, balsamic vinegar is more than an ingredient for salad dressings. An essential inclusion to your Italian pantry, balsamic vinegar transforms the simplest dishes into sophisticated masterpieces. We're sharing 5 creative ways to use balsamic vinegar that will change how you think about balsamic vinegar.  

Peppery, clean and vibrant, our organic olive oils are the key ingredient to making a delicious and healthy salad dressing. Swap out over-processed bottled dressings for simple, clean and flavorful homemade salad dressing. From a fresh everyday dressing to a rich Miso Balsamic Vinaigrette and Classic Caesar, we've put together 5 of our go-to-salad dressing to keep on hand at all times.  

A dessert as special as your love story, this Balsamic Tiramisu is bold, sweet and delicious. This twist on the classic Italian favorite swaps traditional espresso for rich balsamic vinegar and showers the creamy dessert with a vibrant dusting of dehydrated raspberries. 

Striking and fresh, this winter radicchio salad adds pops of color and flavor to round out any wintery meal. While bitter, crunchy radicchio serves as the hero ingredient, sweet, tangy oranges and a velvety balsamic vinaigrette tie it together.

Vibrant, balanced and beautiful, this holiday salad is exactly what you need to round out your Italian holiday spread. Featuring kale, roasted squash, burrata and pomegranates, it could even be your holiday lunch go-to.

If you've had the pleasure of traveling through Sicily, you've certainly come across the islands most iconic dish: eggplant caponata. Spread onto crusty ciabatta with fresh mozzarella, basil and balsamic vinegar this caponata sandwich will transport you to Sicily with just one bite.

In the peak of tomato season, it can be difficult to stray from simply slicing your heirloom tomatoes and serving them fresh with a drizzle of great olive oil and exceptional sea salt. Baked in the buttery embrace of a crostata crust, this heirloom tomato galette might just make you rethink how you savor tomato season.

Adding a touch of sweet acidity and depth to a classic Boulevardier cocktail, traditional balsamic vinegar makes this cocktail savory and undeniably interesting. After trying this, we're ready to find more ways to add balsamic vinegar to our cocktails.