Salad Dressing 1 article

Salad dressing is a broad condiment category spanning oil-and-vinegar dressings, creamy emulsions, and many flavored bottled formulas used to season salads and bowls. Common applications include leafy salads, grain salads, slaws, bowls, and marinades. For salad dressing, for nutrition and product comparisons, focus on sodium, added sugar, fat content, serving size, and ingredient formulation, since a small serving of a concentrated condiment or oil can differ greatly from a larger portion of a formulated sauce.