Top Guilt-Free Everyday Condiments
Adding Flavor
By Pam Gaulin, published Feb 13, 2007
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Top guilt-free condiments are one way to keep you calories, fat-intake and sugar and sodium consumption in check. After all, what's the point of eating healthily if you intend to smother your good food choices with fat-laden and high calorie condiments?Here are some of the top guilt-free condiments. These top guilt-free condiments will add flavor to your favorite healthy foods, without heaping on the guilt.
These top guilt-free condiments are also ordinary items that can be purchased at your local grocery store, and require no special trip to the health food store or gourmet food.
Why "Low-Fat" and "Non-Fat" Dressings May Not be Guilt-Free
Finding guilt-free everyday condiments takes more than just purchasing the low-fat version of your favorite salad dressings or mayonnaise.
In order to compensate for the level of taste lost by removing or reducing the fat, many non-fat and low-fat versions of standard oil-based condiments have added sugar and sometimes sodium.
The other problem with non-fat and low-fat versions of food products is that consumers tend to eat more, and use more, because of the low-fat and non-fat labeling.
Yet another problem with non-fat and low-fat versions of food products is how the manufacturer has constituted a "serving size." The serving size might be less than that of the "full-fat," version, making the non-fat and low-fat versions of food product appear healthier, when it is really just a numbers game.
For these three reasons, simply purchasing the low-fat or non-fat version of your favorites may not be contributing to your improved health.
Top Guilt-Free Everyday Condiments
Fortunately, you can still enjoy flavor and add moisture to your favorite healthy foods when you use one of these top guilt-free everyday condiments.
#1 Top Guilt-Free Everyday Condiment: Salsa

Top Guilt-Free Everyday Condiments
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Takeaways
- Salsa can be used on chicken, tortillas, and even on salads.
- Balsamic vinegar will turn grilled or broiled vegetables in delecacies.
- Use non-fat yogurt or Miracle Whip not mayonnaise.
Did You Know?
In order to compensate for the level of taste lost by removing or reducing the fat, many non-fat and low-fat versions of standard oil-based condiments have added sugar and sometimes sodium.Today's Most Commented On
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