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Short stems connect the roots to the greens, but they’re tender enough to go in the salad. The dressing hits the garlic and anchovy flavor notes of a classic Caesar with a couple of simple ...

Add salt and pepper to taste into the dressing. In a large bowl, add in the romaine lettuce. Mix in the caesar dressing, topping it off with the rest of the parmesan cheese and the caesar croutons.

The chain's salad menu does have some nice variety, though, with Caesar, Cobb, apple-pecan, and taco options. For this comparison, I went with the basic Cobb. The Cobb salad comes with crispy onions.

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