Salad Dressing
mrsewert
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I'm a huge ranch fan/snob!
I love my hidden valley and I've gotten used to the "light" but alas its super high in sodium and fat and all the other good stuff. :laugh:
What salad dressings do you like?
I love my hidden valley and I've gotten used to the "light" but alas its super high in sodium and fat and all the other good stuff. :laugh:
What salad dressings do you like?
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Bolthouse Farms - Creamy Yogurt Ranch Dressing. Yum! :drinker:0
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I'm usually an Italian or vinaigrette person, though I'll do Ranch sometimes if there's nothing else or if I'm in the right mood.
Most often, I do oil and vinegar. That is, extra virgin olive oil and balsamic vinegar. I found out recently that Alessi "aged 4 years" balsamic vinegar is really quite tasty.0 -
I adore fat free raspberry vinaigrette, so tasty but its not at all anything like your beloved ranch0
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Catalina Fat Free (Kraft), Litehouse Toasted Sesame Ginger fat-free, any type of Raspberry Vinigarette. . .Yum! I LOVE the ginger sesame one most of all. . .only 40 cal. Good luck!!!0
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Bolthouse Farms - Creamy Yogurt Ranch Dressing. Yum! :drinker:0
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My recent favorite store bought salad dressings are from Trader Joe's. Today, I had the low fat parmesan ranch and it is great...only 30 calories per 2 tablespoons. I am not a fan of ranch per se (how, unamerican) and I think this dressing is great. I would also highly recommend the Cranberry Walnut Gogonzola salad dressing from Trader Joe's that is 90 calories for 2 tablespoons. I also like a pear ginger from Maple Grove. It has about 60 calories per 2 tablespoons.
In terms of homemade and lower in calories, approx 1/3rd each of red wine vinegar, lemon juice, and olive oil. To that mixture add a good amount of dijon mustard ( or any other type you like) and garlic....very tasty. I also add Splenda to add some sweetness.0 -
When I have to have it... Blue Cheese... Though I dont think I use more than a ketchup packet size. I just need a little taste now a days because I've learned to love the taste of vegtables on their own. :glasses:0
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I'm going to experiment with the greek yogurt this weekend in the attempt to create a ranchy dressing with it. I'll keep you posted.0
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Italian spritzer (10 sprays) with 2 tablespoons of nutritional yeast - mix it up and it's creamy and tasty and really low in fat/calorie/sodium.0
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I'm hooked on Galeos Caesar (http://www.galeoscafe.com/caesar.html)...Under 60 mgs of sodium & 14 cals per serving. Plus I recognize all the ingredients. Tried their others but I always come back to this one.0
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Marie's Creamy Caesar. Not good for you at all, but I love it. I consider it my indulgence when I'm eating a salad!0
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I love Ranch on so many things (not just salads) and can't give it up totally. But often I will use Lime Juice as my dressing on salads.0
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Bolthouse Farms - Creamy Yogurt Ranch Dressing. Yum! :drinker:
Seconded, it's amazing stuff. I like it better than normal ranch!0 -
Sometimes I just have to go with Ranch, but I'm very particular about the taste of my ranch.
Most times I like vinaigrettes. I like just vinegar too actually, the oil I could really do without. I lemon juice on a fresh salad with grilled chicken. Mmmm!0 -
I recently found that a little olive oil and rice vinegar makes a very nice dressing. I never cared for it with wine vinegar but the rice vinegar is much better.
I would rather put some interesting things in my salad like nuts and grapes and maybe a little of that evil cheese than use up the calories in the dressing. I know olive oil isn't exactly low calorie, but you don't need much and it is supposed to be a better fat for you than some.
Be sure to pick a good flavor olive oil. There is a huge difference among brands and types.0 -
I love Ranch on so many things (not just salads) and can't give it up totally. But often I will use Lime Juice as my dressing on salads.
Chicken, fries, you name it! :laugh:
At least it explains my large *kitten*! :sad:0 -
Fat free zesty Italian. Sooo good, and only 10 calories per serving.
And to think - once upon a time, I would ONLY eat ranch with my salads.0 -
I have my salads naked. I like the taste of the veggies.0
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I like Kens ff honey dijon spritzer. Also just balsamic vinegar.0
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rasberry walnut vinegrett (sp?) from newmans own... on its good with baby greens and slivered almonts and a little blue cheese- calories totaling about 2500
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This may sound strange, but I use a combination of 10 sprays of wishbone ranch salad spritzers (1 calorie per spray) and a little bit of Frank's Red Hot sauce (0 calories). It adds a lot of flavor and still tastes like i'm having ranch dressing!0
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I have to third the Bolthouse Farms yogurt dressings. I LOVE thousand island and the one they make is so yummy. Way better than most dressings. They only have 70 calories for 2 tablespoons.0
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I love, love, love Nature's Own Ginger dressing, but it's got a lot of sodium in it. I also love the house dressing at Mikatas (a hibachi grill), it's like a lighter French. Not low fat light, but thinner. I like a thin dressing on my salads that gets mixed in really well. If I'm eating veggies like carrot sticks, cucumber or something I will have a little bit of Ranch with it though.0
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i used to put ranch dressing on everything. yet lately i have been using strawberry poppy-seed dressing it is delicious0
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I can't stand Ranch, yuck! I LOVE seasme asain dressing.0
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there's a brand called "walden farms" that I recently got at walmart. They have CALORIE FREE dressings!!! Ranch, Creamy Bacon, and Bleu Cheese---and they all TASTE AMAZING!!!! they don't have that weird "light" after taste!! I'm hooked!!!0
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there's a brand called "walden farms" that I recently got at walmart. They have CALORIE FREE dressings!!! Ranch, Creamy Bacon, and Bleu Cheese---and they all TASTE AMAZING!!!! they don't have that weird "light" after taste!! I'm hooked!!!
I second this- these are DELICIOUS. They're good on baked potatoes, and mix in with scrambled eggs on an English Muffin for a great breakfast
BTW. Giant Eagle sells them too, and they have RANCH Too.0 -
I try to use olive oil and balsamic vinegar as much as I can, but I also love ranch and Goddess dressing. the tahini in goddess dressing makes it really delicious0
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