Skipping the Dressing Makes Your Salad Less Healthy (and Less Tasty)
When I was a teenager salad dressing was the enemy.
Sure I knew salads were the best choice for losing weight. But dressing, that evil temptress, tried her best to undo all the pain and suffering I just knew was necessary to get the body I wanted.
I remember once getting into an argument with my dad (the poor man had endured years of my refusing even a drop of fat on anything I ate).
He had made a substantial (and delicious) Cobb salad for dinner, and was offering me a bottle of low-fat ranch dressing to top it off.
I self-righteously retorted, “Salad dressing defeats the purpose of eating a salad.”
“No it doesn’t,” he explained with exasperation. “The purpose of eating a salad is to get your vegetables and leafy greens in for the day.”
Clearly we were speaking different languages.




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