Favorite low calorie dressing
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Anonymous
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I am tracking my calories very carefully, and am looking for a low calorie (which probably means low fat also) dressing. I am not looking for diet advice - just for a dressing that tastes good.
Thank you! |
Anonymous
| Annie’s Naturals Goddess in Lite. |
Anonymous
| Bolthouse yogurt green goddess |
Anonymous
| Trader Joe's Green Goddess (in refrigerated section, not shelf stable) |
Anonymous
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Not super low cal, but it's no added sugar or carbs -
Gazebo Room Greek Dressing 
So addicting. |
Anonymous
| Make your own. |
Anonymous
| What do all of these 'goddess' dressings taste like? |
Anonymous
+1 |
Anonymous
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When I don't make a real dressing, I like a high quality extra virgin olive oil sprinkled on salad, followed by aged balsamic vinegar or a squeeze of lemon, plus salt and pepper to taste. For local purchasing, trader Joe's has good balsamic and I like their Spanish extra virgin olive oil.
Fyi I used to skip the oil, but read how it helps you absorb the nutrients from the salad better. |
Anonymous
| Boathouse Farms yogurt based Classic Ranch. Tastes rich and creamy. We even use it on baked potatoes in place of sour cream and chives. |
Anonymous
Annie’s is pretty tart and has tahini. It’s not like the others suggested here which are more creamy/herby. |
Anonymous
I think the Trader Joe's one tastes like a zesty, light guacamole. It's only 20 calories/serving, so I feel pretty good about using a hefty amount of dressing (3 or so servings) to coat everything. 
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Anonymous
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Recently - I have been flavored balsamics.
I have a bottle of Cape Cod Cranberry Pear that I am enjoying right now. |
Anonymous
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Ken's Steakhouse Raspberry Walnut Vinaigrette Dressing Lite.
Hands down. The reason I eat salads. SO GOOD. |
Anonymous
| I like the Bolthouse blue cheese. The cilantro avocado is nice as well. |