Salad Dressing
sagex2
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What is a good tasting salad dressing that is low in calories and sugar?
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What is a good tasting salad dressing that is low in calories and sugar?0
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Balsamic vinegar...tastes great.0
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I LOVE Bernstiens light fantastic "Cheese Fantastic" dressing. It is 25 cal for 2 TBSP and only has 1 sugar and 1.5 fat!0
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I've stopped using dressing because it is more calories than the actual salad most times! but if you want something low calorie it is usually a vinagrette of some kind that will have the lowest. You're better off making your own with balsamic vinegar and olive oil - it's healthy for you and low cal.0
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Deja Vu, wasn't there another thread on this?
I am a purist and like just EVOO and red wine vinegar, but sometimes I'll have Garlic Expressions.0 -
The only one I eat is light Italian...I don't like most dressings but I also don't like dry salad lol. Regular Italian can be just as bad as a creamy dressing so it's super important that it's light.0
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I like the vinaigrette kinds, but sometimes miss the creamy dressings. We have started using Bolthouse Farms Yogurt dressings - Ranch is only 25 calories and 1 g sugar for 1 tbsp and salsa ranch is even better, only 20 calories and 1 g sugar for 1 tbsp. I'm from Canada and buy them at Walmart.0
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3 tbsp olive oil
1 tbsp lemon juice
1 tsp grated lemon zest
1/4 tsp Dijon mustard
1 small clove garlic, crushed
Salt and pepper to taste
That should do 2 or 3 servings. It's really tasty and keeps in the fridge for a week.0 -
I'm trying a new Newman's Own Asian ginger dressing - I hope I like it!0
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It's really easy to make your own and much less belly bloating sodium! Quoth's recipe sounds great! I like to use salsa on a Mexican themed salad or smash up a little avocado with vinegar. I've gotten used to eating my salads with very little dressing and I really don't miss it. Premade Low Cal dressings generally add sugar & salt to up the flavor.
I love a little EVOO, over my salad with some cayenne pepper and garlic powder.0 -
lemon juice, or wishbone spray dressings, usually they're only a few calories a spray, mines is 1 calorie a spray (balsamic)0
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I use Balsamic vinegar all the time for taste and calories.0
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I try to eat as clean as possible and was just making my own with olive oil and red wine vinegar BUT lately I have had my one treat of the day be my salad dressing.
I use the Wishbone Salad Spritzers in ranch now to get my fix. 10 sprays is 15 calories and totally satisfies my craving for dressing.0
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