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Chopped Chicken Caesar Sammies

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Chopped Chicken Caesar SammiesSang An

Traditional Caesar dressing can pack 17 grams of fat in a measly 2 tablespoons. We did much better by making light mayo, not oil, the primary ingredient.

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