Looking for the tastiest vegan salad dressings to take your salad game to the next level? Do you love bold flavors? Then you will love this list.
I've gathered some of the most delicious and easy-to-make dressings to satisfy your taste buds.
These curated recipes are a combination of Plant Based Folk recipes and from other recipe developers.

Creamy Vegan Salad Dressings
Typical ingredients (but not limited to) found in creamy vegan dressings include nuts, seeds, tofu, oil, or avocado.
Typical ways to use these are in pasta, on fresh greens/vegetables, or as a dip.
Try my ranch dressing made with cashews which is in the list it uses this ranch seasoning mix.
These are great with a pasta salad such as this banana blossom salad.
Vegan Vinaigrette Dressings
Vinaigrettes are a classic choice for salads both cold and warm, and vegan vinaigrette dressings are no exception.
Typical ingredients found in vegan vinaigrettes include balsamic vinegar, oil, citrus, mustard and maple syrup.
These are great with a fresh salad like orange fennel salad.
Oil-Free Vegan Salad Dressings
For those looking for a lighter option, oil-free vegan dressings are a great choice.
These are great with carrot and cucumber salad.
FAQ
Absolutely! Vegan dressings can be used in a variety of dishes, including sandwiches, wraps, and even as a dip for vegetables. There is no limit to how they can be used.
Depending on the ingredients, some can last up to a week in the refrigerator if stored in an air-tight container.
Should the dressings contain fresh herbs, garlic, ginger, or similar, they may spoil quicker.
An avocado-based dressing is best used within a few days as it will change color and become unappealing.
It is always best to follow the guidance of the recipe on how long to store your vegan dressing
It's simple, you know exactly what ingredients have been used along with the amounts, and there are no unwanted additives or preservatives. A homemade dressing also ensures the flavors are at their freshest and can be a cost-effective way to jazz up your meal.
Additionally, it can be a fun and creative way to experiment with different flavor combinations and spices.
Which of these vegan salad dressings do you like? Leave a comment below telling me why, I'd love to know 🙂
Leen
Thank you for the inspiration Janelle, I've bookmarked this page for when I need a vegan salad dressing. Most times I just do olive oil, lemon and salt & pepper. So standard, I need to try new ones.
Dianne
So many yummy recipes! Thanks so much for including mine!