This apple cider vinegar dressing is so easy to make...no blender needed! Just add everything to a jar and shake it up!
I love to make my own dressings, that's why I whipped up this easy Apple Cider Vinegar Dressing to add a little pep to my salad! What I love the most about this dressing is that you don't need a blender to get it emulsified...just put all of the ingredients in a jar with a lid and shake it up!
Apple cider vinegar has really gotten popular in recent years because of it's health benefits. I'm not sure how many of them are true, but I do know that it makes a tasty salad dressing...especially for Mason Jar Salads.
Another one of my tasty dressings is my Avocado Cilantro lime Low Carb Salad Dressing. That one does require a blender or a food processor. I love either one of these dressings on my tasty meal prep salads. Check out my list of Meal Prep Ideas that features that tasty salad!
The reason this dressing comes together so fast, is the addition of dijon mustard. If you do not add an emulsifier, it doesn't matter how long you blend or shake the dressing, it will eventually separate.
For this apple cider vinegar dressing I used: ACV, olive oil, dijon mustard, sweetener, salt, pepper, and finely minced garlic.
The sweetener really helped balance out the acidity of the ACV. I used Swerve as my sweetener to make this dressing low carb, but you could use honey, sugar, or maple syrup instead.
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Apple Cider Vinegar Dressing - 5 Ingredients!
Ingredients
- ½ cup Apple Cider Vinegar
- ½ cup Olive Oil
- 1 tablespoon Dijon mustard
- ¼ teaspoon Kosher salt
- ¼ teaspoon pepper
- 1 clove Garlic, finely minced
- 2 tablespoons Granular Sweetener (Click here to see my favorite on Amazon)
Instructions
- Add all ingredients to a jar with a lid and shake vigorously to combine.
Jennifer's tips
- Calorie count is for 3 tablespoons of dressing
- I used Swerve as my sweetener of choice but you could use honey, sugar, or maple syrup
Nutrition per serving
Nutrition is provided as a courtesy only. Please re-calculate on your own with the ingredients and amounts you used for the most accurate data.
Tamara says
Wonderful and very easy.
Kyung Hurse says
thanks for sharing
Paula Baransky says
This recipe is delicious. I leave it out on the counter and it stored well! I have used it with company visiting and received rave reviews.
Cheryl Markwell says
I wanted to try this so I made it the day before I wanted to use it. Well, the next day, it was solid! I had it in the refrigerator and maybe that's the problem. I put it in a shaker cup so I could just shake it up easily. I had to run the shaker cup under hot water to "loosen" it up. That didn't work well enough to try it. I gave 2 stars because it sure smelled good! But because I was unable to use it, I couldn't rate it better.
Jereme says
This is user error:). Not the recipe.. If you put oil in the fridge it will become solid....
Dan Coker says
Thank you so much for sharing! This was a wonderfully easy and delightful recipe. I used a honey substitute made with Xylitol and it turned out perfect. I had been using some other "light" balsamic recipe, but this is way tastier. I splashed it on a humongous salad. YUM!
jenniferbanz says
That is great to hear!
Ethel Havens says
Your recipes look amazing. I’ve tried 3x’s to download the free cookbook & received nothing.
jenniferbanz says
It must be because you are already a subscriber. I will get the free cookbook sent out!
Kelli Lavigne says
Amazing recipe! Thank you, Jennifer - you're the bomb!
jenniferbanz says
Thank you!
Vicky Atkins says
Made this dressing today and liked it. Very simple and healthy.
Bonnie Stanchiu says
Hi! Just made this dressing. Easy. Tasty. And best of all, free ingredients that I usually have on hand. No trip to the grocery store. No chemical preservatives. No brainer!
Jackie says
I’m going to try this salad dressing this weekend. I can’t wait and use it on salmon as well
jenniferbanz says
I think it would be so good on salmon!
Helen Cleaveland says
I made it today and it’s perfect. I used honey and estimated it. Have yet to have it on salad, but I tasted it repeatedly because it’s so good. I think it will keep very well.
jenniferbanz says
So glad you liked it, Helen! I bet it was amazing with honey!
Carol Starke says
Happy to find this simple recipe. Can you tell me how long this stays good in the refrigerator?
jenniferbanz says
It should stay good for a fairly long time as there are no dairy products. I would say a month at least.
Lynn Nguyen says
Jennifer, thank you for the recipe. Does it need to be stored in the refrigerator? I have issues with my homemade salad dressings go solid when I use olive oil. So I normally don't refrigerator.
jenniferbanz says
I think this would need to be stored in the refrigerator since it has things in it that could go rancid. If you want to un-solidify it after it has been in the refrigerator, you could set it out before you want to use it, or run the jar under hot water for a few minutes.
Robin Gross says
I really love the olive oil acv dressing. Started Keto and have been using it. Was just wandering the nutrition though. The calories, fat, and carbs per serving.
Ashley F says
This dressing is amazing and comes together so quickly! Perfect for whipping up with dinner!
jenniferbanz says
Thanks, Ashley!
Meagen Brosius says
I love finding dressing recipes like this! So simple, easy, and all ingredients I can name, love it!
jenniferbanz says
So glad you liked it, Meagen!