Sentences with phrase «commercial dressings»
"Commercial dressings" refers to pre-made sauces or liquids that are used to enhance the flavor of salads or other foods. These dressings are typically sold in stores and are convenient alternatives to making homemade dressings from scratch. Full definition
However, commercial dressings often end up adding more carbs than you might expect, especially low - fat and fat - free varieties.
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She knows that she can make up a recipe for salad dressing in a few minutes, and this means she does not need to buy the rather costly commercial dressings.
However, commercial dressings often end up adding more carbs than you might expect, especially low - fat and fat - free varieties.
The White King was always a European art house drama disguised in commercial dress.
It also includes the iconic Band - Aid franchise that got its start back in 1921, when Johnson & Johnson created the market for commercial dressings on small wounds.
Since most commercial dressings have loads of added sugar, our taste buds have been trained to crave a pop of sweetness in our salads.
But have you ever checked the ingredient list on commercial dressings, dips, and sauces?
It was good but took some getting used to at first (since I have been used to commercial dressings).
While the chicken is Paleo, the commercial dressing I topped it in definitely is not.
Canola oil is the typical oil used in these commercial dressings.
Stick to the basic fats and when you buy any commercial dressings carefully check the labels for carb count and sugar content.
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