Including dressings—like the classic ranch dressing—in a balanced diet can fit in a healthy meal plan, according to ...

The healthiest salad dressings include balsamic vinaigrette and yogurt-based dressings, which often contain unsaturated fat.

But the calories in salad dressings can add up quickly, making it hard to stay in a calorie deficit when you’re trying to ...

A simple salad dressing can elevate a bowl of plain greens into a satisfying meal. This basic recipe is creamy and sweet with a tangy finish, and it's perfect for plain salads ...

These days, fat’s not the evil one; sugars are. Since a classic Caesar dressing has zero added sugar, using extra-virgin olive oil is back. Classic Caesar dressing begins by making mayonnaise by ...

No matter what kind of salad dressing you’re eying, Taub-Dix said it’s a good idea to read the nutrition label, not only to check the saturated fat content, but also the sugar, sodium and calories if ...

Sodium can hide in sneaky places, including bottled salad dressings, and excess intake results in heart disease and high blood pressure.

The salad’s cheese factor comes from an “amalgamation” of the salad dressing ingredients, rather than from a 1-to-1 substitute.

It's OK to eat these salad dressings in moderation, but the high calorie and fat count makes it easy to go over your daily recommended intake. Instead of dousing your salad in ranch, try adding ...