Salad dressing
carterx4
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Recommendations for salad dressing ?
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Ive been using spicy mustard... it sounds weird, but its surprisingly good... and saves on calories/macros!0
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My current favs are:
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I just use the "light" version of whatever. Ken's Steak House Lite Caesar is yummy. I avoid fat-free dressings, they always have a weird aftertaste to me.0
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White balsamic vinegar is my favorite - but my son gave my bottle to my Grandma so I need to buy more. Bolthouse ones would be my 2nd choice.0
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Dijon mustard, tarragon, olive oil, apple cider vinegar, and shallots... delicious!2
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balsamic vinegar, dijon mustard, garlic, dash of milk for creaminess. Some kind of herb: cilantro, thyme, whatever i'm in the mood for.0
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I love low fat mayonnaise.0
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Balsamic vinegar, with or without a touch of EVOO. Red wine vinegar + dijon or spicy mustard. For an Asian style salad: soy sauce, lime juice, sriracha, with a touch of fish sauce. Classic: any good vinegar plus EVOO -- you don't need the classic proportions, however -- I tend to use just a little olive oil.0
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Bolthouse Farms yogurt-based dressings are delicious and very low in calories compared to standard salad dressings. Salsa Verde Avocado flavor is my current favorite, and works well as a sour cream replacement in my vegetarian tacos.0
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I usually mix chili paste (sambal oelek) with apple cider vinegar and use that to dress my salads. If I have the calories or need some more fat that day, I'll add a bit of vegan mayo. But 99% of the time, it's just those two ingredients.0
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Homemade salad dressings are the best. Bottled dressings are loaded with sodium. I prefer to make my own balance of salt and spices. Lots of yummy ideas already posted. I'm going to have to try the chili paste and apple cider vinegar combo. I love spicy food.0
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I love Bolthouse farms varieties of yogurt dressing. The other option is a olive oil and vinegar dressing by Hendrickson's. It's high on the vinegar side so lower calories than some, I find it at Wal-Mart. Then there's another, which I can never find, made by "Old Dutch" which is really good, but has almost no oil so it's very thin. All of these options are between 50-60cals for 2 tbsp. I personally like the thinner stuff, vinegar and oil varieties because they'll coat a whole salad with just 2 tbsp. Ranch or yogurt dressings tend to stay on top of the salad and by the time I'm finished I'm eating plain lettuce lol.. yuk.0
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I made a really simple vegan ranch out of Vegenaise, rice milk (though I suspect unflavored almond or cashew would lend a more appealing texture - mine was a bit too thin) and a few dried herbs and spices (parsley, onion powder and garlic powder I believe). I found the recipe at food.com.
EDIT: yep... here's the (incredibly simple) recipe0 -
Homemade salad dressings are the best. Bottled dressings are loaded with sodium. I prefer to make my own balance of salt and spices. Lots of yummy ideas already posted. I'm going to have to try the chili paste and apple cider vinegar combo. I love spicy food.
I created it to save calories but I liked it so much I don't even miss "traditional" salad dressings.0 -
Bernsteins light cheese fantastico is my fave... so good!0
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Ken's Steak House Lite Northern Italian (I think). It's tasty and zesty.
That Bolthouse sounds good,0 -
Annie's Tahini salad dressing and Kraft Green Goddess are my favorites.
I've also used bbq sauce, salsa, and low fat mayo with siracha. (not all together!)0
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