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Will salad dressing in vegetable salad make you fat?
Delicious salad dressing can make ordinary fruits and vegetables suddenly colorful and change into various attractive flavors. However, Japanese nutritionists point out that these seemingly very healthy foods contain extremely high calories, which will do harm to your health if you eat too much.

Studies have proved that mayonnaise contains the highest calorie among all salad dressings. Experts believe that this is mainly because more than half of the raw materials of mayonnaise come from cooking oil, followed by egg yolk, plus a little sugar, salt and vinegar. A spoonful of mayonnaise contains 1 10 kcal and 12 g fat, which is higher than the same amount of chocolate. Experts also pointed out that in order to cater to consumers' tastes, most salad dressings on the market use a lot of cooking oil, which leads to more and more calories. In 100g salad dressing, its heat often accounts for more than 1/4 of the whole nutritional content. If you add 3 ~ 4 tablespoons salad dressing to a vegetable salad, the calories will exceed 300 kilocalories, which is equivalent to the calories contained in a meat pie. Eating too much calories and fat will undoubtedly lead to obesity, high cholesterol, diabetes and heart disease.

Because the calories of salad dressing are too high, nutritionists call on everyone to eat less mayonnaise; Secondly, they advocate reducing the calories of salad dressing themselves. Fukiko Takeuchi, a famous Japanese nutritionist and slimming expert, introduced a method to reporters, namely "diluting" mayonnaise. For example, removing half of mayonnaise with 80 kilocalories and adding half of yogurt can reduce its calories to 45 kilocalories. In addition, adding proper amount of liquor to salad dressing can also reduce the oil content.