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Mother and I in Spain, dressing (4)

I think proper punctuation requires the comma, and the clue reads better as well

Soya milk ingredient’s turned into salad dressing (4)

Better without the ‘s I think…

Soya milk ingredient turned into salad dressing (4)

jono, from today's Guardian:

Hard setter on the Guardian ultimately supporting application (11)

E N FOR CEMENT

an example of "A on B" meaning BA.

And from the same puzzle:

Square on which Parisian supplies drug (7)

QUI NINE

but then from a recent Indy:

15. Stout overlayer on inside of coat being the main attraction (10)

HEAD LINING so A on B means AB

[see the end of the last WPR thread if you wonder why I am posting this. Now back to our regularly scheduled programming.]

[Thanks Buddy, the Guardian examples are across clues and the Indy is a down clue, so all these are fine. My question related to whether A on B = AB could work in an across clue, or in a puzzle with no grid (like the ones I’ve been setting). I’m not convinced it works despite “on” meaning beside/against and still haven’t found an example]

I'm in awe of the inventiveness shown in all your clueing. I thought that this would be difficult, and it will be, but for me to pick a winner! I'm compiling a shortlist so that I can see all my favourites together; already there are 12 that would be worthy winners.

MPRS
I don't know any Spanish - does "YO" translate as "I"?

Yes, "Yo" translates as "I".