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Originally Posted by jmacguff

hi.

i got 2 walden farms salad dressing with me, BACON RANCH & CAESAR. they're both supposedly sugar free, fat free, carbs free, and cholesterol free. so if you look at the nutritional chart info at the back of the bottle, everything says 0 (zero), except for sodium, which is about 275 mg per 2 tbsp.

does this mean that i can use it liberally on my salad (i.e., more than 2 tbsp)?

in case youre wondering what the ingredients are, here it is:

purified triple filtered water
distilled white vinegar
cellulose gel
onion powder
garlic powder
buttermilk flavoring (non dairy)
sour cream flavoring (non dairy)
salt
artificial bacon bits
lemon juice
xanthan gum
propylene glycol alginate and sodium benzoate (to preserve freshness)
sucralose
food color

as for the CAESAR dressing, almost the same ingredients except for anchovies, parmesan cheese flavoring and romano cheese flavoring.

i know there is sucralose, but since it is toward the end of the list, it means there's very little added, right?

any thoughts?

The sucralose will make it count toward your 3 daily sweetener allotments.

I haven't tried Walden Farms in a loooong time, so I don't know if they improved on the taste or not. When I wasted my money on a bottle, it tasted horrible---so horrible I emptied the contents into the sink.