are there any good salad dressings
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Kens Blue cheese is gooooooood!
But on the lighter side, Wishbone Roasted Red Pepper Italian is nice, and not a ton of weird junk in there.0 -
I'm picky about dressings as well
Anyway, here is what I usually do:
2 Tbsp trader joe's olive oil
1/2 cup trader joes balsamic vinegar (comes in big 32 oz jar for like $4)
about 1/2 cup fresh blueberries, mashed
1 tsp honey
1 tsp ground ginger
throw in a jar and mix well - makes about 4 servings at about 110 cal per serviing0 -
Light Creamy Ceasar
Fage - Total 0% In Grams, 75 g
Lemon Juice - Fresh, 2 tbsp
Oil - Olive, 1 tablespoon
Generic - Red Wine Vinegar, 0.67 tbsp (15 g)
Lea & Perrins - Worcestershire Sauce 2 Tsp = 5ml
Reese - Anchovy Paste, 0.33 Tbsp (4g)
Koops - Dijon Mustard, 1 tsp (5g)
Spices - Black Pepper (Ground), 1.15 g (1 tsp)
Generic - Garlic Clove, 1 clove (3 g)
Combine all ingredients and shake well. Makes 4 servings at 51 cals per.0 -
I actually like using regular salad dressing. My favourite is kraft poppy seed.
I just find that when I use low fat or other dressings that just don't taste good, I'm less inclined to eat a salad. Plus, I try to eat healthy in general and I also try and exercise 4 times a week, so it doesn't matter to me that my dressing is about 130 per two tablespoons.0 -
I use a good olive oil most of the time - just pour it on0
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I just use balsamic vinegar.. Tastes good to me and it's really low in calories.0
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long ago, my dad taught me to like fresh lemon juice squeezed over salad. it became my go-to at restaurants because i don't like salads that are drowned by the salad dressing.
you can also go with a basic vinaigrette with extra virgin olive oil and your pick of vinegars, with some fresh herbs thrown in. nothing needs to be expensive, and there are tons of recipes out there.0 -
Kraft Raspberry Vinegarette Lite 30 cals per 2 TBS.0
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Use the lower quantity of sour cream and mayo in this recipe.
http://www.huffingtonpost.com/2013/08/19/ranch-dressing-recipe_n_3769342.html0 -
I recently started using Bolt house farm yogurt dressing Ranch and blue cheese. I really enjoy it. I also use Alessi white balsamic (only 20 calories). I don't add olive oil and i's still good. It nicely compliments tomatoe and cucumeber salad.0
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walden farms makes a few different dressings that are all calorie-free. they only carry a few at my local walmart, but i know they make a pretty decent selection of them. they're also good for chicken strips.0
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I buy a pouch of ranch dressing mix (Club House or other brand) and instead of 1 cup milk and 1 cup mayonnaise I just add 2 cups of milk and 1 spoonful of mayonnaise. It's kind of runny but delicious on a chicken, avocado, lettuce salad and negligible calories.
I usually stick with vinaigrettes because creamy dressings are too thick. I like this idea and it sounds delicious. I'm going to try it. Thanks!0 -
Don't know if you have them in CT but Wegman's makes a fantastic yogurt dressing line...try those? Marie's Lite Chunky Blue Cheese is fantastic too!!0
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My two go-tos are Renee's Sweet Onion and Renee's Asian Sesame dressings. I think both are 40 cals per Tbsp.0
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Maple Grove Farms has some nonfat dressings that are decent. I love Basil Lime Vinegarette. There is also one that is called poppy seed vinegarette....it isn't sweet like Poppy seed dressings usually are...it's more tart. Love it. Hope this helps. I'm not sure how available this brand is to you. I bought it at Ocean Job Lots for $1.50.0
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DH's likes Ken's dressings,so I keep a jar for him. I use a measured Tsp of olive oil,few shakes of rice vinegar. Add garlic & Italian seasoning. Yum & I never get tired of it.0
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Bolthouse Farms' yogurt dressings are quite good. I've tried Ranch (25 cals per tbs) and Cilantro Avocado (20 cals per tbs) and found them much better than other reduced fat dressings I've tried in the past. They are in the refrigerated aisle and price is comparable to other brands.
I second this, except Cilantro Avocado made me nearly throw up. I have ranch, Caesar Parmigiano, and honey mustard (my fave). And if I'm in the mood to use some more calories, Marzetti Honey Dijon is great as well.0 -
Soy? Where do you find this? Thanks.0
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I like Ken's steakhouse light caesar (not creamy). 35 cals per tbsp and I find 1-1.5 tbsp takes care of 130-150 grams salad greens. I like that it has real oil in it, like 3g fat per serving or something. Throw on 6oz of chicken breast, some red onion and cucumber and boom, meal salad0
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I like Lighthouse (Idaho company) OPA Greek Yogurt Blue Cheese.
1-1/2 T. Works fine in a dinner to medium sized salad, tossed.
Might lightly drizzle something else on top...raspberry vinagarette, French, Russian for a little contrast in taste.0 -
Kraft - Free Zesty Italian (Fat Free Dressing) = 15 cal. per 2 tbsp!! Tastes Great!!0
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I use Kraft Greek vinaigrette and Raspberry Hazelnut vinaigrette. Love them both and not bad on fat and calories.0
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thanks for the post, I'll try Hidden Valley light next. I so do love the regular flavored one though. I also use Kraft Balsamic Vinaigrette but that's a little high on cal. count 2 Tbsp 60 cAL.0
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The Bolt house farms yogurt dressings are good for more than just salads. I use mine on potatoes and burritos.
If you have Harris Teeters in your area, they have some great low calorie dressings like pear gorgonzola and Mandarin ginger poppy seed. Both around 60 cals for 2 TBS.0 -
I use the marketside buttermilk ranch yogurt based dressing in the refrigerated side in the produce dept best one so far at walmart0
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I use 1 TBSP of Extra Virgin Olive oil, 1 TBSP of real lemon juice, a couple, a couple shakes of my thyme seeds (about a 1/2 tsp), and a couple turns of my sea salt & garlic grinder. Shake that up and pour it over some baby arugula, 2 TBSPs of feta cheese, and 5 grape tomatoes...OMG it's so yum!!!0
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Bump! I didn't realize how many calories were hiding in the Cindy's Mediterranean Barcelona dressing! Jeez. I need to try some of these other dressings, or just go oil and lemon juice instead.0
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