The salad dressing stabilizer (preceding formula) is mixed with salt. This mixture is added slowly to the liquid components in a stainless steel tank equipped with a propeller-type mixer and under good agitation. the starch is then added with continued mixing. When mixing is completed, the slurry is pumped into a stainless steel cooker, heated to 194'F, and then held for 5 minutes while mixing. The cooked stabilizer-starch paste is then pumped into a stainless steel water-jacketed starchcooler and cooled to 90'F. The ingredients in b are blended and then combined with the egg-oil components (c). This combination is incorporated into the cooled stabilizer-starch paste in a premixer, beater, or homogenizer, depending on the manufacturer's equipment. NOTE: As the largest single source of calories in this formula is the vegetable oil, the individual processor may wish to experiment with producing a lower calorie product by increasing and varying the amounts of cornstarch, stabilizer, and water with a pr