How To Find A Healthy Salad Dressing? - Dr. Berg
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In this video, Dr. Berg talks about salad dressing and the challenges of finding a good one. You want to avoid soy oils, corn oil, canola oil, and cottonseed oil. I also want a dressing with the least sugar possible. The other point is the taste, as many dressings have too much water and not enough oil. You also want to balance your omega-6 oils with omega-3 oils.
Safflower, sunflower, and of course soy and corn are all omega 6, which are inflammatory. So you want to also balance it out with fish oils - cod liver is the best.
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Make it yourself; homemade is always best! My go-to recipe which I consume over my daily salad contains two tablespoons of organic extra virgin olive oil, one tablespoon raw organic apple cider vinegar, onion and garlic powder to taste, a few turns of freshly cracked black pepper and sea salt, four drops of liquid stevia and a heaping spoonful of stone ground mustard. Freakin delicious. Try it out!!
Thank you - going to give this a try.
Try this, Good Seasons "Garlic and Herb" Mix, Braggs ACV and Nutiva Hemp Seed Oil! FANTASTIC!
Thanx, will try
Like garden expressions! Love that dressing
Garlic Expressions I mean
Do it the Lebanese way ;)
Olive oil, lemon juice, fresh pressed garlic, salt. You can go from there. A little tahini as a thickener is awesome too!
That sounds so delicious.
I've been following your diet advice for about 5 weeks. I've lost 20 pounds, which is plenty for me. I'm a bodybuilder and was looking for a way to lean out. But the other benefits have been astounding. Mentally I feel better than I have in years. I have more energy and mental focus than I would have thought possible. Thanks so much.
I've learned to eat food that's good for me...Not to eat food because it "tastes" good.
After 6 months of eating 80/10/10 diet... primarily vegetables, some cage free egg, grass fed butter, kefir, etc; I tried eating "normal" food...and it "tasted" like crap to me...And made me feel like crap too...You are what you eat! 😀
Michael Monahan Try to get pasture raised eggs if you can. They are more natural
@@LogosTheos Yes, but not easy to find for sure.
@@LogosTheos Totally natural.
@@kennyc388 I buy mine at Walmart, Earth fare
Dear Doctor, I find your videos extremely accurate. I wished government representatives and restaurant owners could have the same drive you have towards people’s health
The bragg's that you showed are great. You ditched them because they have no oil, yet they have great flavor and good ingredients. Just mix it with your own preferred oil. I mix them with olive oil, avocado oil, or hemp oil. Healthy quality products are all to rare. If it has good ingredients but not enough flavor for your taste, just add some of your own spices to it. We should be doing everything we can to help support companies that are trying to make healthy products. Lord knows they could use all the help they can get. My biggest beef is with cereals that use good ingredients, then they ruin it with added sugars. They would greatly increase their sales if they just left out the sugars. People are supposed to be smart enough to add their own preferred sweetener to taste. Just my two cents:)
Bragg's has a couple that are mixed with extra virgin olive oil. The reviews are excellent. Check out VitaCost for the best prices.
Real olive oil goes rancid quickly therefore buy the smallest glass bottle available.
Yes, simple fix! Add you OWN good oil.
That's a good idea. Because its hard looking for the right products. Thank you for looking at it a little differently.
And I thought oil was bad
Olive oil lemon juice and salt is good enough for me
You 'da man!!
This guy is fantastic. I love this channel.
yup, I just found him today and subbed.
Me too. :)
I have a really good one that I made up a couple years ago. I use ACV, organic coconut aminos and organic cold pressed olive oil. I use a bit of oregano and basil with some S & P and a squeeze of lemon. Give it a shot. Ive used something very similar as a marinade too(with a couple of extra ingredients) and everyone Ive cooked steaks for is blown away. Its a little secret i perfected just this last year.
The key is to make your on vinegar. I make grape vinegar. Using wine grapes and concord, also with added black raspberries. Pure juice is what you want after you fermented the fruit for two weeks, stirring every day. Just like making wine. No yeast added. You use the yeast on the fruit. Place juice in a jar about 3/4 full and cover with a coffee filter. Don’t forget to add some brags apple vinegar to the jar. Let sit for 6 months. I add some Cain sugar to the juice, this help it ferment. Make plenty. Because your going to need it. It gos faster then you think vinegar can be used. The dressing= I use a old dressing jar with lid. 1/4 vinegar 1/4 water 1/4 oil of choice 1 table spoon of honey. Shake before use, Give or take to your taste. The honey really helps it stick to the salad. I made it without honey and it was good too.
1 cup good olive oil : 1/3 cup white wine vinegar : 3 cloves finely chopped garlic : 1-2 tsp Dijon mustard : salt & pepper. Shake in screw-top jar. Heaven! Store in the fridge, simples!
My wife's german recipe for healthy european dressing:Ratio between Oil : Vinegar = 1 : 1.5Example: 1 Tablespoon of Olive Oil mixed with 1.5 Tablespoons of Vinegar.Or 2 Tablespoons of Oil and 3 Tablespoons of Vinegar.Add Salt (and Pepper and/or Herbs)Add Water or Sour Cream (great for cucumber salad) or Heavy Cream (or just Milk) to thin down mixture.Taste Test !....and refine it to your liking, add more salt, add more pepper or chives or dill, or finely chopped onion or garlic ?Sometimes I add hard boiled Egg Yolks (not the whites) to the mixture to give it a more mayo-like look.
Make your own buttermilk ranch and blue cheese dressing! Easy. Here's another great creamy dressing recipe. .....
2 cups full fat plain yogurt
1 1/2 cups shredded white sharp cheddar cheese
1 tsp Spike seasoning
2 tsp tamari
1/2 tsp Frontier garlic powder ( the best )
1/4 tsp cayenne pepper
Mix in blender till smooth
Great on a salad of greens, sprouts and sunflower seeds ( and homemade croutons after you lose the weight ). This salad is so good you'll be dreaming of it.
ive been making my own with cider vinegar, seseme oil and olice oil and a little salt and pepper. dont even wanna bother with pre packaged nonsense. its amazing. i always had trouble keeping up on my greens but ive found what works for me so far and im down ten pounds in like 7 days. im sure thats mostly water weight but im feeling good about it anyway.
I always make my own. But if I'm traveling I buy mark sisson's primal kitchen dressings. They taste great and are made with avacado oil. The primal chipotle mayo is the best!!
There's been so much debate on GMO and non GMO and whether or not it even matters. To me if it's not organic then it's been covered in pesticides, Non-GMO or not. My question is why so concerned over GMO's and little concern is shown about organic? I am very open minded and will appreciate the assistance in figureing this out.
Try coating dark greens with a light coating of a healthy oil such as avocado oil and then a light sprinkle of salt and pepper to taste. Then squeeze a little juice out of the tomatoes before adding them and also a little juice from a lime. Add everything else you want in the salad and then drizzle on the tomato and fresh squeezed lime juice juices. The taste is wonderful.
I like adding grated lemon zest, minced shallots and garlic for taste as well as nutrition. Onions and garlic can be strong when raw and tossing a little on a big salad dilutes the burn without cooking them.
To get a vinaigrettes to stick to my salads (I have a raspberry I like, despite being thin) and I mix it with a healthy ranch. Believe it or not, the flavors blend for my taste, and my granddaughter LOVES the "pink" salad dressing!!
My favorite flavor in a salad is tomatoes; I like the smell of them; the taste of them; so, I make tomato dressing in the moment; I cut tomatoes up and let the juice run all over the salad; sometimes, I'll use the juice of jalapenos, etc. I just use the juice of the veggie mother nature helps me grow; I also add a little flax seed oil with pepper; this is so filling Top all of this with pepper.
No leftovers to store.
You can thicken the watery dressings with nutritional yeast 😉
You have to watch out for the word "spices" many of them contain MSG and other chemicals. "Natural flavors" is another one you got to watch out for
I know I hope he knows that
Msg is just salt. Nothing wrong with it, in small amounts.
Bolthouse Farms. Yoghurt salad dressings. Delicious. High in sodium but still very tasty. And not terrible on calories
You should make update on this video
Forget store bought! It is IMPOSSIBLE to find a sugar free and soy free salad dressing in the store. I make my own and absolutely LOVE IT!
Sweet, Tangy, and Tart!
350 ml Luana Liquid Coconut Oil
400 ml to 450 ml Apple Cider Vinegar
3 - full TBS Mustard (Yellow and/or Dijon) I combine 1 TBS yellow + 2 TBS Dijon
(yellow mustard gives an extra kick! Dijon gives less kick but great flavor)
1 .5 - TBS Just Like Sugar (can use Splenda instead)
1 - TSP Smokey Mountain Sweetener (supercharges Splenda or Just-Like-Sugar)
½ - TSP Pink Salt (regular salt will do)
1 - TSP Garlic Powder
1.5 - TSP Onion Powder
1/8 - TSP Smoke Paprika
3 - TSP Lemon Pepper
¼ - TSP Dill Weed
1 - TSP dried Basil (optional since the Italian seasoning already has some in it)
1 - TSP Italian Seasoning (McCormick Classic Herbs)
1/8 - TSP Black Pepper
All fits into a quart container!
I like using the empty 32 oz Luana Liquid Coconut Oil containers
Olive oil add garlic powder add lemon add stevia - it is sooooo good!
This is why I make my own Salad dressing. This way I know what is in it. And I can twek the flavor. And it is so simple to do.
I make my own takes 2 mins to make... 4oz. balsamic and 4oz. olive oil. THen add in 1 tsp Dijon mustard, And salt and pepper to taste. Shake well before each use. That will last me 5-7 days. Most the store bought stuff is either very expensive or unhealthy.
Thank you very much as always Dr Berg.
I make my own mayo with eggs oil salt lemon. And is delicious in salads.
how many eggs?
Best keto salad:
Mixed veggies
Olive oil
Apple cider vinegar
Pepper
And a ton of shredded raw cheese
And a protein sauteed in butter garlic cream sauce mixed in.
Soo good.
Hello! Will apple cider vinegar affect the digestion of the salad? ACV makes the stomach acid. Doesnt the salad need alkaline stomach to digest? Im new to keto. Just asking
I like using EVOO, with complete seasoning made by Badia, and fresh lime juice. Mix all 3 together, and pour it over cucumbers and or salad.
Hemp seed, water, lemon juice, garlic,capers, Dijon mustered, olive oil, salt, pepper.
2 to 3 tbsp of organic ACV and a little bit of salt is good enough for my salad.
Aldi has organic salad dressings for 1.99 a bottle. And they are AWESOME.
Thank you Dr. Berg! You are a true life saver! I'm going to make that buttermilk dressing you are showing using the same ingredients and make it taste great! Guessing on the measurements until I get it right, I'll let you know when I do:😋
*rBGH-free or GF buttermilk 1/4 CUP
non-GMO sunflower oil, 1 CUP
REAL or Celtic sea salt,
onion, organic powder
garlic, same
water,
xanthan gum
Thanks Dr. Berg and wife for your recipes can't wait to try them all! 💓
When you see "spices" in its ingredient, you need to be very cautious, because it's most likely some type of MSG!
So how in the world would you ever find out what's in "spices"? Be very cautious is meaningless.
Why not add a few herbs and spices like cayenne pepper and dill to the buttermilk dressing? I do stuff like that all the time whenever I use sour cream.
My favorite dressing is YOUR white balsamic.....to die for! I sometimes add a dollop of homemade mayo to it and mix well for a creamy Italian....so good. Also if you are already making homemade mayo, it is then so easy to make your own delish ranch dressing or cilantro lime or creamy garlic, etc. etc.
Vinaigrette ! Olive oil , vinaigre, salt , pepper and real mustard . You can add persil , echalottes, garlic.
Dr. I keep it simple, olive oil, lime, sea salt. delicious!!
Lemon juice, olive ore pumpkin-seed oil, pinch of seesalt and pepper, simple as that.
I make my own.. i put acv garlic ginger turmeric lemongrass Cayenne and evoo and sea salt and blend it.. perfect for me..
Dr Berg, can you address the guar gums being used so much in everything now?
I love to put MCT oil with nutritional yeast and have cheese and garlic in the salad. Bragg soya sauce is GMO free
Costco has a really good one in the refrigerator section that is thick Italian without any of the bad stuff. Big bottle to!
What's the brand?
yeah avocado oil or coconut oil is what I use apple cider vinegar Himalayan pink salt some cinnamon and some turmeric squeeze a lemon on there too you're good to go
I just use MCT oil and ACV on a salad, and if it’s in a bowl, then I drink down the uneaten dressing at the bottom!
When I was little, all we had on salad was, Key Lime juice, salt& pepper. Now I have olive oil w/ the lime juice. About half the time it's ACV instead of KLJ. Gotta keep it simple 😄🇺🇸
I just throw fresh lemon juice on my salads lately. Quick and easy and not to bad.
I use extra virgin olive oil and balsamic vinegar. Italian decent.
i just do it at home, i would take the cilantro lime for example make a list of the ingredients from the bottle, them mix my own at home, that way you can adjust your flavor intensities, but usually just do olive oil, apple cider vinegar Himalayan salt and pepper sometimes squeeze in lemon as well, throw it in a small shaker bottle and thats it!
I'm so lazy... I put some of the ingredients of my salad in a blender along with garlic, salt, pepper, olive oil, red pepper flakes and apple cider vinegar. That's my salad dressing!
Yum
Great idea!
This is how I make salad dressing:
1/2 cup olive oil
1/2 cup balsamic vingagre
1/2 cup fresh coconut water (add more if final product is too thick)
1 teaspoon chia seeds
1 teaspoon quinoa seeds
1/4 cup almends
1 or 1 1/2 cup rasberries
himilayan salt and pepper
Blend
It's not lost on me that mayonnaise not made from soy is expensive. And some that says Avocado or Olive oil mayo, soy is still the number 1 ingredient. And that is big brands pulling the fast one. I made coleslaw today for my pulled pork, and needed a recipe with ACV. And this came up.
I make my own MCT oil, coconut vinegar, stevia, salt, pepper then I put my seasoning of Choice!!!
My home made blue cheese dressing for those like me who gotta have blue cheese. Grated blue cheese, kefir, whipping cream, good olive oil, braggs acv, onion minced, parsley, garlic minced, pink salt, pepper, and thicken with a little xantham gum.
You do it too oil whipped cream from the bottle with mustard just a drop for color and 1/8 tsp of honey again a drop for sweetness
Dr Berg I'm seeing your 6yr old video & do you think that organic canola, soy etc oils are good for us?
Dr Berg Palm Oil is another oil I do not like in my salad dressing. I used to use olive oil but now I switched over to Avocado Oil.
Olive oil, vinegar, salt and pepper works just fine for me!!
Fantastic!
Dr. Berg is the best.
Love this guy's honesty and knowledge!
Lots of comments about people making their own dressings:
Fine if you are on a tight budget. Do what you gotta do to make healthy choices and survive.
But if out of choice, or if you think it's cool - bad idea. Chances are (no offense - I suck as a chef so no judgment) your crummy home made dressing will affect how much you consume and how enjoyable it is and your likelihood to maintain a healthy diet over decades, as opposed to just months.
So, if pinching pennies, do it up. But, if it is choice, shelf your likely awful home made recipes and buy yourself some Annie's, Primal Kitches, Newman's or whatever - these brands put weeks, months into devising recipes. They are good for a reason.
Healthy Travels 😁
Primal KITCHEN
Hi Dr. Berg, would you recommend using MCT oil to make salad dressings?
I’m confused…is sunflower oil good or bad?
Sunflower oil is a no no. Right?
Surprised Primal Kitchen dressings weren't mentioned. They all use Avocado oil. A bit expensive, but clean as can be, and very tasty.
All I use is olive oil and salt, love it.
Italiano. That's what my son-in-law Lorenzo does.
thanks............never thought of peanut butter, but i think i'll try tahini butter since i just bought some.
I really really enjoy the education you give us!
Mine, I use avocado oil, egg, Parmesan cheese, garlic, lemon juice, salt, pepper. Whiz it up, enjoy
Equal parts red wine vinegar and olive oil
Sprinkling Sauerkraut, olive oil, salt and pepper works for me.
Dr Berg is a badass for pointing out the GMOs and sources of glyphosate.
1/3 vinegar of choice or lemon juice, 2/3 EVOO, salt, raw garlic clove, add herbs of choice add roasted or fresh red pepper if desired, blend briefly and enjoy.
Thank you... balsamic vinegar & Olive oil .. ok?
Making homemade dressings is SO easy!
A great ranch dressing is cream cheese, sour cream and the dry hidden ranch salad mix to pour into it and then stir it up
Annie's Organic Goddess Dressing is my all time favorite. Good on salads, pasta, anything. Sometimes, I'll open a can of organic black beans and drench it in Annie's. Admittedly, if you have cooking skill, this recipe will be nauseating. But works for a non-chef type. Also - agree 100% on Bragg's. Got their apple cider vinegar but they do not make good dressing.
So can you please give advice to a 46 yr woman who has been overweight all her life and has not reached menopause yet?
If you don’t make your own, try Primal Kitchen brand.
Apple vinegar, olive oil, parsley and garlic
Make ur own olive oil and balsamic vinegar
Tessamae dressing is excellent! Their ranch and Ceasar is so good. Lots of oil. When I can't find it I just do Lemon and oil.
Three parts oil to one part vinegar (can use lemon juice to replace some of the vinegar if you like), add some spices and herbs, and boom! Amazing homemae salad dressing in about three to five minutes. Maybe add a touch of dijon mustard for a change if you desire. =] And of course, use olive oil, avocado oil, maybe macadamia nut oil if you can find it...
Easy peasy. Better than ANY of the options and brands he discusses in the video.
Hi this is a humble request to know why is GMO containing food is avoided at all costs. So far I never considered about its side effects but now I would like to know why people like DR. Berg suggests otherwise.
I thought you said Sunflower oil isn't good for fatty liver?
they include MSG in “spices” or natural flavors sometimes
It seems like you have a lot of budget. Love your channel
I use Walden Farms raspberry vinaigrette.
Love this video about salad dressings. I learn so much from your videos. Keep 'em coning. Thanks.
My goto salad dressing is any good oil and vinegar combo with a little Himalayan sea salt and Mrs. Dash® Garlic and Herb Seasoning Blend. I love that stuff. So ooo tasty!! :)
Great vid,,,,as I'm now eating more salad as 11 week's into using your knowledge,,,,this is great info,,,,,when I looked prior to my Keto,ADF,waterfast's I'm shocked at the condiments I used ketchup,,bad salad dressings,,,,,it's info like this that helps us to learn and excel in weight loss and wellbeing,,,,once again a big thank you,,,,
Question? Doesn't the Stonewall Kitchen Olive Oil & Balsamic Dressing have lots of sugar?
Great homemade recipe, adding Natto provides K2, missing from all dressings mentioned
Thank you for this but can you tell us if there is a toothpaste without sugar. And also, are deodorants with aluminum a cause of dementia?
Thanks Dr. BERG
What about adding purslane to your salad for the omega 3? Wouldn't that work?
Is it ok to add butter to salad? I mean, chopped butter in cubes. I don't know, I just really like it.
How is sunflower oil good? I heard it is highly inflammatory
i know right.
he mentioned it before, about all seed oils being bad, sunflower oil included.
Just saw this tutorial and they look good....Kim going to have to try the first 2....the 3rd one with peanuts contain lectins so unfortunately I can't eat that one. Thank you for sharing your dressings with us.