
Low FODMAP Healthy Salad Dressing – Creamy Orange Vinaigrette – No-Oil

Low Fat, Delicious, Low Fodmap Salad Dressing
Creamy Spicy Orange Vinaigrette, with seeds instead of oil. Use oranges, and white wine vinegar.
It is easy to make your own healthy and tasty whole foods low fodmap salad dressings, if you have a blender.
I used this dressing for weeks and weeks before working on other low fodmap dressing variations. Â I found it so tasty and satisfying!Â
It’s sweet and spicy, and with a nice white wine vinegar and pumpkin seeds instead of oil, is creamy and kind of fancy. Â Other vinegars would likely work also, as long as they are light, delightful ones. Â
Being onion-free and garlic-free, it won’t upset sensitive IBS tummies, and using seeds or nuts instead of oil, means it barely separates, and is whole foods plant based.
Or, Buy Online
Also, if you want to order low fodmap salad dressings, there are some low fodmap salad dressing choices here, at the low fodmap Casa De Sante online store.
Either way, this will help you enjoy salads, without worrying about eating too many fodmaps!
Spicy Orange Vinaigrette Low FODMAP Salad Dressing – Vegan, Oil-Free, Whole Foods Plant Based
Blend fresh sweet orange or clementine segments, with a hint of ginger, pumpkin seeds, spicy crushed red pepper flakes, and white wine vinegar to create a slightly spicy and delicious low fodmap salad dressing.
The pumpkin seeds act as a thickener, and substitute for oil. Â Very rich and satisfying. Â See here if you are wondering, why no oil on a whole foods plant based diet?
Pumpkin seeds (reading the bag here) have 30g of protein per 100g, – 30% protein!
Plus pumpkin seeds are a good source of other really important nutrients: Magnesium, Iron, Zinc, Potassium, and fibre, and they are low fodmap, as well as nut-free.

Low FODMAP Salad Idea – With This Delicious Low Fodmap Dressing
For lunch, I’ll throw a couple big handfuls of spring greens, or chopped romaine lettuce in a large bowl.
Then I add diced green onions, crunchy fresh radishes, sliced yellow pepper, diced cucumber, and some halved cherry tomatoes.
The coolness of some of those vegetables, tames the spice of the dressing, and to me the green onions make it extra delicious!
To round out the meal, I’ll add carbs like: leftover chopped potato, wild rice, quinoa, wheat free pasta, or a slice of gluten free toast. Â Also I’ll add some more protein: edamame.
Spoon the dressing generously over the top, it’s good for you after all.
Delicious!
Enjoy making your own quick and easy low fodmap salad dressing in 5-10 minutes!
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Low Fodmap Salad Dressing, Spicy Orange, Vegan Healthy, Low-Fat, Whole-Foods
Equipment
- Blender
Instructions and Ingredients
- 1 cup orange 3 small mandarins or clementines, fresh, peeled
- 1/2 cup pumpkin seeds whole, roasted and salted, or peanuts. But pumpkin seeds are more sophisticated a flavour, and more nutritious.
- 1/3 cup white wine vinegar the better your vinegar tastes, and smells to you, the better the dressing will be
- 1/3 cup water
- 1/4 tsp red pepper flakes crushed, spicy, or more to taste
- 1/2 tsp salt add more to taste
- ½ tsp ginger powder
- Peel the oranges and separate the segments. I don't worry about seeds, I just blend them in.
- Add all ingredients to a high speed blender.
- Blend until smooth.
- Taste and adjust amounts to your preference.
- Spoon over your salad and mix in.
Notes
Nutrition
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