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Salad Dressing

kmflavin

By kmflavin
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kmflavin Newbie
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I have only been gluten free for about 2 months now and, to be honest, I suck at it and have reactions about once a week...

I was wondering if there were ANY salad dressings that are gluten free. I am a college student and have a meal plan for the next two weeks and can't really afford to buy and cook my own foods, so salad is the easiest.

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Lisa Mentor
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Kraft will clearly list wheat, barley, malt and rye. If you don't see it on the ingredients list, it's not in there.

Takala Enthusiast
Takala
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Or, you can make your own salad dressing, which also doesn't cost much. The basic ingredients do not have to be refrigerated, either.

Oil. Olive oil is good. Gluten free vinegar such as real apple cider vinegar or balsamic. Or fresh lemon juice from a wedge of lemon. A sprinkle of salt. Maybe a sprinkle of sugar or sweetener, a shake of pepper. That's it. You can always add a little orange juice, wheat free tamari soy sauce, or mayonaise or ketchup to it to make different flavors. When you use dried herbs, garlic, and cumin and mayonnaise, you can make a ranch type dressing. Mustard and mayo, sweetened, makes a great dressing. I mix them up in a teacup.

I just keep a cruet bottle of oil and vinegar on the countertop, but you could keep that in your dorm room and just keep a little transporter container to take to the cafeteria with you.

foolsgold Newbie
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I have only been gluten free for about 2 months now and, to be honest, I suck at it and have reactions about once a week...

I was wondering if there were ANY salad dressings that are gluten free. I am a college student and have a meal plan for the next two weeks and can't really afford to buy and cook my own foods, so salad is the easiest.

Kraft Zesty Italian is gluten-free. Also check out http://www.(Company Name Removed - They Spammed This Forum and are Banned)/Annies-Naturals-Cowg...r/dp/B001ELL7W4 if you like Ranch. It has a bit more of a tangy taste then Kraft or Hidden Valley or any of the other main brands but it's still good.

sarahzona Newbie
sarahzona
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Wow you read my mind! I too am a poor college student and feel like a rabbit from living off salads all the time! I have found most Kraft dressing will list whether or not it contains gluten. You can always put some chicken on your salad to spruce it up.

Sarah

MaryJones2 Enthusiast
MaryJones2
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There are also quite a few salad dressings on store brand gluten-free lists so check those out too.

gfreegirl Newbie
gfreegirl
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I have only been gluten free for about 2 months now and, to be honest, I suck at it and have reactions about once a week...

I was wondering if there were ANY salad dressings that are gluten free. I am a college student and have a meal plan for the next two weeks and can't really afford to buy and cook my own foods, so salad is the easiest.

I tried a great one pretty recently, it Sophia's Cilantro Lime Dressing. It has no oil, it's 10 calories per serving and 10mg of sodium too. Delish. I use it to marinate chicken too.

You can get it at Whole Foods and I think you can order it online at amazon.

Hope this helps...

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