Blue Cheese Dressing- Low Fat

"Lately, I have been counting my calories and eating a lot of salads. I was getting sick of non-creamy low-cal dressings and I was really missing blue cheese, so I created this. It’s not too shabby for low fat."
 
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Ready In:
5mins
Ingredients:
7
Yields:
2 Tablespoons
Serves:
8
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ingredients

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directions

  • Combine first six ingredients in food processor.
  • Add milk to desired thinness.
  • Blend till smooth.

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Reviews

  1. This was great, I ended up using fat free cottage cheese and reduced fat bleu cheese since that's what I had on hand. I had a friend at my party say it was the best blue cheese dip he's ever had.
     
  2. Yum!!! I uped the blue cheese by a bit but other than that followed the recipe. It has a wonderful taste, is lower in fat/calories and doesn't contain a lot of ingredients that are difficult to pronounce.
     
  3. This is REALLY good for low-fat. I was expecting a bit of a boring texture and flavor, but nope... this is almost as good as the full-fat version. Even my DH, who is very particular about his blue cheese dressing, gave it a thumbs-up.
     
  4. I made this for my husband and we both LOVED it! Even without the sour cream, which I didn't have on hand, it was still delicious. I just pureed the ingredients a little longer and surprisingly it ended up super creamy and very delicious. Thanks so much for sharing!
     
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My father is a commercial fisherman in Alaska, so I ate a lot of fish as a child. I took eating fresh seafood for granted, and when I left Alaska for college, I became incredibly homesick for fresh salmon, halibut, shrimp and Dungeness crab. Now that I am back in Alaska, I still get seafood from my father, but I also go out and catch my own. My husband is a hunter, so I also get a lot of venison. I am a huge advocate for wild salmon. I am strongly against farmed fish of any sort because farmed fish are laden with diseases, antibiotics, dyes, and cancer causing agents. I am a one woman army in the fight against farmed fish. Any salmon labeled "Organic", "Atlantic", and "Color Added", are all farmed fish. Try to stay away from them and buy Wild.
 
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