Fat Free Dressing Recipes

Quick and easy and only 1.3 calories per tablespoon!

Side salad can easily feed 2 people though the calories are so little why not fill up and enjoy.

This is like my other tuna pasta salad except for the dressing.

Great tasting and inexpencive alternative to other oriental dressings serving size : 1 tablespoon\

I did some checking on the comments on my dressing. to those who think corn syrup is bad try looking up a possible side effects list? whatever. i checked to see if there was any fat in it. ???? not. and if you want to use the following if you are really scared here's the comparison
corn syrup 60cal/tbs 16.3 carbs
Honey 64.4cal/tbs 17.5 carbs
Brown sugar 51.7cal/tbs 13.4 carbs
just a side note try looking at a label in a store bought oriental dressing to see what's in it and compare the cost that will convert you to homemade dressings in a hurry :)

This is my favorite fat free Salad Dressing and it is also great for dipping baked or fried chicken or fish in.

This makes eating Salad everyday less boring.

We use this dressing for my fat free Oriental Chicken Salad. We love it, and it is fat free...I usually double or triple the recipe to have some on hand...just for fat free dipping too!! Yummy!!

A fat free tangy dressing for any green salad.

Delicious fat-free Asian style dressing. Great on greens for a salad.

I love mustard and I absolutely love mayonaise but fat free well . . . . but, I found turmeric, vinegar, fat free miracle whip, and fat free mayo tastes great so that's the fix.

I absolutely adore this dressing! I prefer my salad dressing slightly thinner than bottled, but you could manipulate the yogurt:almond milk ratios to suit your preference. These quantities make the dressing about the consistency of egg whites or slightly thicker.

I hate the preservative taste of bottled dressings so I expermented with different ingredient combos until I found a flavor I liked. Plus this dressing has 3 grams of protein per serving.

Use on salads, as a dip or side in great Mexican dishes.

No Fat Salad Dressing, not low fat, no fat

Honey Mustard Dressing - Scrummy

ADAPTATION OF FULL FAT VERSION

I pulled the ingredients off a label from a commercially prepared ginger dressing we really liked, played with a few ingredients, and got very close to the same taste, while making this fresh, low-fat, low-calorie and sodium-free dressing!

A much better tasting option to store bought fat free french dressing. You can change up the spice and sweetener to adjust the taste, just remember to recalculate calories.

Mix all ingredients and then chill for an hour before serving.

Makes almost a cup. The only sugar comes from the ketchup and the relish but you can use dill relish.

Lite Asian Salad Dressing with minimal oil and no sugar