I need something healthy to dip raw veggies in... Help?

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  • jensenta3
    jensenta3 Posts: 179
    Jalapeno Greek Yogurt or HUMMUS!
  • breyn2004
    breyn2004 Posts: 162 Member
    Bolthouse Farms makes an AMAZING Classic Ranch Yogurt dressing!! So good!!

    2 Tbsp = 45 cals and 3g fat
  • hazelbliss6
    hazelbliss6 Posts: 253 Member
    Mustard!

    Honey mustard, southwestern mustard, dijion, horseradish with mustard, hot sauce n mustard... Mustard is something you can eat a lot of with minimal calories :)
  • AReasor
    AReasor Posts: 355 Member
    Tzatziki (sp?). Super yummy, it's greek yogurt dip.
  • wingsandgills
    wingsandgills Posts: 48 Member
    Trying finding Walden Farms products. They're not HEALTHY per se, but they have no nutritional value. No calories, no fat, no carbs.

    http://waldenfarms.com/
  • JaymeLS
    JaymeLS Posts: 47 Member
    I have used light sour cream and mrs dash origional seasoning.
  • jessica05h
    jessica05h Posts: 17
    I use those light laughing cow swiss cheeses on my baby carrots. They're only 35 calories per wedge and they have different flavors like french onion and bleu cheese. They're also more portable for when I pack my lunch, since they are already wrapped.
  • Lyra89
    Lyra89 Posts: 674 Member
    Hummus hummus hummus...NOM! Hummus and veggies are a match made in heaven! Make your own, very easy, or buy the organic kind made with olive oil, FULL FAT not low fat, much tastier :smile:

    Also, I use:

    Salsa (shop bought or home-made is even better)
    Peanut butter (for celery!)
    Garlic & Herb salad dressing!
  • sdrawkcabynot
    sdrawkcabynot Posts: 462 Member
    humus (fire roasted pepper) with sliced cucumbers = favorite... but the greek yogurt and powdered ranch is amazing also!
  • rlpalomino
    rlpalomino Posts: 27
    Hummus! I love going into Trader Joe's where they have so many variety not just chickpeas! I read this article on other uses for hummus. Substitute for Alfredo sauce on pasta, as a dressing on your salad. Yummy!!!
  • ImaRockstar2
    ImaRockstar2 Posts: 2 Member
    I like hummus and even have some today :). I also like salsa, homemade guacamole, and plain nonfat yogurt mixed with cumin and chopped fresh mint.
  • twinsmake3
    twinsmake3 Posts: 35 Member
    Costco sells a dip made by "Skotidakis" - It's a jalapeno dip made with greek probiotic yogurt. You can eat it by the spoonful it's so good....I put it on sandwiches/wraps/burgers too!
  • Bentley2718
    Bentley2718 Posts: 1,689 Member
    I like hummus. Vinegar can also be good, I love cucumbers with rice wine vinegar.
  • slimmergalpal
    slimmergalpal Posts: 235 Member
    There are many great chickpea recipes online. Food Network has several good ones, too. Be careful of the Ranch packets , many contain MSG which can make you retain water and make your body bloat.
  • jldaley09
    jldaley09 Posts: 219 Member
    bump for later... I never would have thought of some of these but I like it!
  • ThisisMiss
    ThisisMiss Posts: 187 Member
    Fage 0% yogurt with a bit of chopped garlic and lemon.

    Homemade hummus: chickpeas, cumin, tahini (sesame paste, which you can make), lime, pepper, salt
  • easfahl
    easfahl Posts: 567 Member
    Hummus is definitely one of my favs (just like everyone else, I see). But I also like them in homemade black bean dip.
  • ttaylor68913
    ttaylor68913 Posts: 320 Member
    plain yogurt, a little dill, a little garlic and maybe some onion powder
  • sdrawkcabynot
    sdrawkcabynot Posts: 462 Member
    Hummus is definitely one of my favs (just like everyone else, I see). But I also like them in homemade black bean dip.

    recipe on the black bean dip? I love black beans!
  • kimi131
    kimi131 Posts: 1,058 Member
    So many good ideas!
  • NoMoreFatTony
    NoMoreFatTony Posts: 22 Member
    Honey Mustard is good. Also, Frank's Sweet Chili Sauce!
  • kristyjoy16
    kristyjoy16 Posts: 24
    Low-fat (1%) cottage cheese w/lemon pepper seasoning stirred in! :)
  • thechubner
    thechubner Posts: 94 Member
    I like veggies dipped in hummus. Yum!

    This - hummus has protien, good fats, and is super yummy on veggies. My favorite is the hot & spicy
  • jumpin15
    jumpin15 Posts: 30
    Bump for later
  • cfox0404
    cfox0404 Posts: 1
    I like the natural lowfat ranch dip at walmart, it's markset side brand and located in the fresh produce area. It only has 40 kcals and a few grams of fat. I recommend it to my patients/clients very often and they love it!
  • Kenzietea2
    Kenzietea2 Posts: 1,132 Member
    Hummus (but check the label, because some are reallyyy high in fat. If you have trader joe's near you I recommend the roasted eggplant one, its delicious and has a really good protein to fat ratio).

    Also, I know some people who buy the hidden valley ranch packet of seasonings and add some to greek yogurt or low fat sour cream.
  • Matiara
    Matiara Posts: 377 Member
    I didn't read the whole thread, so this might have been suggested, but I like Newman's Own ranch dressing with raw veggies. It comes in regular and light, I believe. And the ingredients are all in English. :)
  • RachelSDenman
    RachelSDenman Posts: 1 Member
    I was very scared, but tried this on a friend's recommendation. I wouldn't have known it was cottage cheese if I hadn't been told in advance. 2TBSP = 37 calories.

    1 16-oz container fat free cottage cheese
    1/4 cup skim milk
    1 packet Hidden Valley ranch dip mix

    Directions
    Combine cottage cheese and milk in blender and mix until creamy. Stir in the packet of ranch dip and refrigerate and hour or so until flavors meld. One serving = 2 tbsp dip
  • TinaCleg_cancel
    TinaCleg_cancel Posts: 276
    I also use powdered ranch dressing mix in Greek Yogurt. So much healthier and lots of protein !
  • spoulsen82
    spoulsen82 Posts: 30 Member
    I didn't read the whole thread, so this might have been suggested, but I like Newman's Own ranch dressing with raw veggies. It comes in regular and light, I believe. And the ingredients are all in English. :)

    i did newman's own. also because the ingredients are simple. and because they aren't in it to make money...
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