Reply With QuoteProbably, but how much do you use? Also, you can probably add back in some water to weaken and make it more spreadable.
My fav dressing = balsamic + splenda
Also like = vinegar, olive oil, lemon and splenda
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08-05-2004, 07:57 AM #1Back to reality
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Salad Dressing
I buy Kraft salad dressing-my fav is Sundried Tomato and Oregeno. It has like 50 cals per T, BUT, I pour out all the oil from the bottle before having any. Think Im saving a lot of cals? The dressing is quite strong without the oil, but yummy!
http://www.kraftcanada.com/controlle...tx=5000&page=1
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I just use ACV and nothing else
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yes, youd be ridding of a fair amount of the fat from it. My mom uses that salad dressing and it IS very strong flavoured.
I use red wine vinegar/spices or lemon juice/spices or my own homemade dressings." To dream anything you want to dream: That is the beauty of the human mind. To do anything you want to do: That is the strength of the human will. To trust yourself to test your limits: that is the courage to succeed."
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What kind of spices do you use with the red rine vinegar AJ?
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I've been using apple cider vinegar for a while. I seem to like it better than any other dressing.
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anything and everything! lol ... no umm lets see- basil, majoram(sp?!), touch of splenda, tiny bit of ginger/, maybe some oregano.What kind of spices do you use with the red rine vinegar AJ?
you need to get creative
with the lemon juice I add in garlic, basil, pepper, (olive oil sometimes), sometimes cilantro.
check the recipes section for my recipe on avocado dressing, its great!
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I like the Kraft low fat Zesty Italian. Yummy stuff.
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I've been wanting to try the Walden Farms ones but figured they tasted nasty with no cals and no fat, but Layne at Avant just did a review on some of the Walden Farms products and he highly recommends their salad dressings.
They have about 15 different kinds and all are calorie free
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I never seen that brand.
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Walden Farms is great. The Creamy Bacon is the best. They also have really really good barbecue sauce. It actually is good. The Thousand Island is good too.
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Ya I like the Creamy Bacon Walden Farms dressing and the Sundried Tomato. Bbq sauce isn't bad. I don't believe the no calorie thing though.
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i use newman's own lite basalmic vinagerrete, good stuff and mixes well with spices
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does apple cider vinegar have any nutrional value, i.e. calories?
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Depends on the brand. On average, about 5-10 calories and 0.4 carbs or something per tbs. Originally Posted by aztecwolf
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http://www.alacarb.com/brand.php?BRAND=Walden%20Farms
I've seen them everywhere.. look yummy!
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Originally Posted by Jodi
I've been wanting to try the Walden Farms ones but figured they tasted nasty with no cals and no fat, but Layne at Avant just did a review on some of the Walden Farms products and he highly recommends their salad dressings.
They have about 15 different kinds and all are calorie free
where can you purchase these?" To dream anything you want to dream: That is the beauty of the human mind. To do anything you want to do: That is the strength of the human will. To trust yourself to test your limits: that is the courage to succeed."
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You can order them online
we lucky here to have them at the health stores
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For creamy dressings I keep the dressing on the side and dip my fork into it each time. When I'm done it looks like I didn't use any dressing but it was on each forkful.
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