Just like with many storebought oil & vinegar dressings, some separation is natural so if you see it do this in the fridge dont worry (it hasnt expired, it just needs to be mixed back together!)
Confusingly, the official Milani name for their dressing is "1890 French Dressing." The internet has revealed no clues as to whether or not the recipe actually dates back that far, but a 1947 New York Times article claims " On the shelves at Gimbels you'll find 1890 French dressing, manufactured by Louis Milani Foods
Clothes and the Child: A Handbook of Childrens Dress in England, 1500-1900
V scoop neckline with lace trim
Add a splash of citrus juice, like lime juice or orange juice, for extra brightness
Now scientists have finally explained why people couldnt agree on the color of that dress. When the dress went viral in 2015, millions of people including fashionistas Taylor Swift and Gigi Hadid were divided whether its true colors were gold and white or black and blue