Looking for a healthy homemade salad dressing to make? Try our poppy seed dressing recipe. It’s made with olive oil, lemon juice, a little Greek yogurt, poppy seeds, and honey.
Growing up my mom had a salad a day and there was a 100% chance she topped it with a deliciously sweet store-bought poppyseed dressing. To this day, poppy seed dressing is my favorite salad dressing of all time. I just love how simply delicious it is AND how super simple to make in your own kitchen. Today we’re showing you how to make this healthy salad dressing recipe in under 10 minutes. Cuz why wouldn’t you want to top your kale salad or strawberry spinach salad with this goodness?
Homemade Poppy Seed Dressing
This healthy poppy seed dressing is a combination of a vinaigrette and a creamy dressing. What I mean by this is that we used a good amount of olive oil as the base and then added a few tablespoons of Greek yogurt to thicken things up. Don’t worry, there are plenty of other amazing flavors in this dressing to really give that salad of yours some oomph. Here’s what you’re going to need:
- olive oil
- Greek yogurt
- lemon juice
- apple cider vinegar
- honey
- poppyseeds
- salt
The tang of ACV and lemon juice mixed with honey makes my hungry. The nice thing about this simple salad dressing is that all you have to do is place everything into a mason jar, close the lid, and shake! You’ll have this lemon poppy seed salad dressing ready in no time!
Homemade Poppyseed Dressing Quick Facts
How long does homemade poppy seed dressing last?
Since our homemade poppy seed dressing has no additives and does use a little dairy, this dressing will last around 3-5 days in your refrigerator.
Is poppy seed dressing good for you?
While store-bought poppyseed dressing likely has added sugar and shelf-stable additives, this homemade poppyseed dressing is for sure good for you! It’s made with whole ingredients and no refined sugars.
What is poppy seed dressing made of?
Healthy poppy seed dressing is made with the combination of olive oil and Greek yogurt. It also includes lemon juice, apple cider vinegar, honey, and salt.
More Healthy Homemade Salad Dressing Recipes
- Avocado Cilantro Lime Dressing
- Best Balsamic Vinaigrette
- Greek Yogurt Blue Cheese Dressing
- Homemade Healthy Ranch
Homemade Poppyseed Dressing
Looking for a healthy homemade salad dressing to make? Try our poppyseed dressing recipe. It’s made with olive oil, lemon juice, a little Greek yogurt, poppyseeds, and honey.
Ingredients
- 1/4 cup olive oil
- 2 tablespoons plain, nonfat Greek yogurt
- 1/2 tablespoon lemon juice
- 1/2 tablespoon apple cider vinegar
- 2 teaspoons honey
- 2 teaspoons poppyseeds
- 1/8 teaspoon salt
Instructions
- Place all ingredients into a mason jar. Then, screw the lid on and shake until fully combined.
Tips & Notes
Refrigeration: Will stay in your refrigerator for up to 3-5 days.
Nutrition Facts
Serving Size: 2 tablespoons Calories: 146 Sugar: 3 Fat: 13 Carbohydrates: 3 Fiber: 0 Protein: 0Keywords: poppyseed dressing
I have been using this Poppyseed dressing since saw on think a FitFoodieFinds show. I love it and also add other things like shredded cheese, cooked chicken and avocado. My problem was took me almost year to find the poppyseeds. Nobody had! There are two made that are delicious to use for days when you don’t feel like cooking! They are Marie’s and Bolthouse Farms at Albertsons.
Whipped this up today to use as a dressing for coleslaw…. DEEEEEELICIOUS!!! Thank you for sharing your culinary talents with the world! I look forward to trying more of your recipes!
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Hehe! So glad you loved this!
Love this!!
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I’m in love. Been making this twice a week. Usually rotate my lunch meal prep but have had spinach salad with tons of fresh fruit and sliced turkey for 2 weeks now just to make and eat more of this dressing. Just finished meal prep for week #3. Also use your blue cheese dressing for my veggie snacks each day and made fat bombs today as well. They are in the freezer with 11 mins to go.
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OMG this is amazing! You’re killing it!
Could you include nutritional content in your recipes?
It should be there now!
Sounds yummy….but I’m lactose intolerant. Any suggestions for a replacement of the Greek yogurt?
You can try a non-dairy yogurt!