Whole30 Salad Dressing Brands & Where to Buy Them!

Are you wondering what salad dressings are Whole30 compatible or Whole30 approved? This is the ultimate list of Paleo and Whole30 Approved and Whole30 Compatible salad dressing brands, complete with where to buy each one.

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I sure love a good salad, and making homemade salad dressing is pretty simple, but sometimes store-bought is better (read: easier!).

Finding Whole30 Approved salad dressing at the store can be just a little tricky. What oils are compliant? Is that extract okay? Well, my goal is to help save you from scouring your local grocery stores aisles, and googling a million ingredients. I want to make it easy for you!

So I compiled a list of every single Paleo and Whole30 salad dressing I could find! You’ll still need to double check your ingredients labels because companies can make changes, but I hope this makes your life and your Whole30 meal planning just a little simpler.

When you check your salad dressing labels, be sure to check for sneaky non-compatible ingredients like soybean oil, maltodextrin, stevia, monk fruit, and honey.

Psst! I put together lists of all the store bought Whole30 Mayo, Whole30 Ketchup, and Whole30 Bone Broth options, too!


Best Whole30 Salad Dressings

No official award has been given to the above salad dressings, although that would be a fabulous idea! They’re just my personal favorites. Okay, now on to the full list of Paleo and Whole30 Approved and compliant salad dressings!

Check out my Whole30 Grocery Guides: Aldi, Costco, Kroger, Walmart, and Target.


Whole30 Approved Salad Dressing

These dressings have the official Whole30 Approved stamp from HQ, which means the products meet the requirements of the Whole30 program, and the company has met the standards of the Whole30 team.

All the Primal Kitchen Foods Salad Dressings laid out on a white board.

Primal Kitchen Foods

Primal Kitchen Foods is another brand sharing a huge variety of Whole30 Approved salad dressings. They’ve got something for everyone! Not all of their dressings are compatible, so just be sure to check your ingredients label.

  • Ranch
  • Vegan Ranch: If you’re looking for a Whole30 ranch dressing made without eggs, Primal Kitchen’s Vegan Ranch is it!
  • Caesar. I have a homemade Whole30 Caesar Dressing if you’d rather make it yourself!
  • Green Goddess
  • Balsamic Vinaigrette
  • Greek Vinaigrette
  • Italian Vinaigrette. This fabulous on my Grilled Chicken, Bacon, and Avocado Salad!
  • Dreamy Italian Vinaigrette
  • Thousand Island
  • Lemon Turmeric
  • Oil & Vinegar: This is a super classic, versatile dressing that you can use on almost anything!

Where to buy: Online (use code COOK for 10% off), on Amazon, Thrive Market, or check their store locator.

*Note: Sesame Ginger and Honey Mustard (pictured) are not Whole30 compatible as they contain honey.


Six Tessemae's Salad Dressings lined up.

Tessemae’s

Tessemae’s is the OG of Whole30 Approved salad dressings. To the best of my recollection, they were doing this way before anyone else was, and definitely before it was cool.

They’re most famous for their creamy ranch, but they offer a huge variety of compatible dressings to choose from. Just be sure to always check the labels because they have a few options that aren’t compatible.

  • Creamy Ranch: I use this in my BBQ Chicken & Ranch Sliders.
  • Habanero Ranch
  • Avocado Ranch
  • Everything Bagel Ranch
  • Cilantro Lime Ranch: Great on my Chicken Fajita Salad!
  • Lemon Garlic: This doubles as a marinade. I personally love it on chicken!
  • Balsamic Vinaigrette: This is also a great marinade.
  • Creamy Caesar
  • Classic Italian

Where to Buy: Amazon, Thrive, their online shop, or check their store locator for retail locations.


Whole30/Thrive salad dressings on a pink background.

Thrive/Whole30

These salad dressings are the brand new offerings created by Whole30.

  • House Ranch
  • Creamy Balsamic Dressing
  • Buffalo Vinaigrette
  • Elderberry Vinaigrette
  • Secret Sauce: This would be fantastic on my Big Mac Potato Skins!

Where to buy: Available at Whole30 or Thrive Market.


Six Organicville bottles of salad dressings.

Organicville

These dressings are comin’ in hot with a really nice change of pace to the regular lineup. They have a few varieties that the other brands don’t offer, and I’m excited to try them sometime!

  • Olive Oil & Balsamic
  • Herbs de Provence
  • Non Dairy Ranch
  • White Balsamic
  • French
  • Sundried Tomato & Garlic. I think this would go beautifully on my Tomato-basil Grilled Turkey Salad!

Where to buy: Amazon, Walmart, or check their store locator for retail locations.


Whole30 Compatible Salad Dressings

This list of dressings fully meets the bill when it comes to Whole30 , but they don’t have the official approval from Whole30 HQ. Now that doesn’t doesn’t mean they aren’t perfectly good choices, you just have to make sure to closely check your ingredients label!

The Chosen Foods bottles of salad dressing on a ledge in front of an ocean.

Chosen Foods

Chosen Foods is a great brand (and I adore their Whole30 Mayo!) offering quite a few Paleo and Whole30 compatible salad dressings. Be sure to check the ingredients labels, because not all are Whole30 compatible, and read the product descriptions and ingredients because the names aren’t overtly descriptive of the flavors.

  • Baja Goddess
  • Golden Goddess
  • Garden Goddess
  • Greek Goddess Dressing
  • Apple Cider Vinegar Dressing
  • Lemon Garlic

Where to buy: Amazon, Thrive Market, their online shop, or check their store locator for retail locations.


Close up of a bottle of Sir Kensington Buffalo Ranch and Dijon Balsamic.

Sir Kensington’s

Sir Kensington’s has a bunch of delicious, better-for-you condiments, but only some are Whole30 compatible. These are their two salad dressings that work perfectly with the Whole30 and Paleo way of eating!

Where to buy: Amazon, Thrive Market, or check their store locator.


A red, green, and yellow bottle of Bold Palate Salad Dressing.

Bold Palate

These plant based and egg free salad dressings are all made with tea, which I imagine gives them an herbal, floral, and deep flavor. I’d serve these with salads or as dipping sauces because they sound fabulous! And can we just quickly touch on these names? Too cute!

  • The Beet Goes On
  • No Cows on this Ranch
  • Apple Spice Vinaigrette

Where to buy: Amazon or their online shop.


Three bottles of Lemonette Lemon Garlic dressing.

Lemonette

If you love citrus, this salad dressing is for you! I love that it’s versatile and can be used in a variety of dishes as a marinade, dressing, dipping sauce, and more.

  • Lemon Garlic Vinaigrette

Where to buy: Amazon and their online shop.


Whole30 Compliant / Compatible (but with Canola Oil)

While completing a Whole30, canola oil isn’t strictly prohibited, but it’s recommended to limit the amount of canola oil you consume to get the most out of your Whole30.

The next batch of dressings are made with canola oil, so they’re certainly compatible for your Whole30. They would be an appropriate choice in certain situations, like if you’re at a friend’s house, using it only occasionally, or if they’re what’s available to you, so I think it’s important to know about them!

Two glass bottles of Yo Mama's ranch with white labels.

Yo Mama’s Foods

You guys know I’m a sucker for good branding. All I did was read the company name and the name of the product and I’m in, 100%. I haven’t tried this ranch dressing before, but it sounds delightful and it has rave reviews on Amazon! I’d love to use it in my Chicken, Bacon & Ranch Spaghetti Squash.

  • American Ranch

Where to buy: Amazon or their online shop.


Close up a jar of Bragg's organic apple cider vinaigrette.

Bragg’s

I love Bragg’s Apple Cider Vinegar, so it makes sense that this vinaigrette is wonderful, too. I used to buy it at my local Kroger but haven’t seen it in a while. Just be careful when purchasing, because they have another vinaigrette that contains honey, and the packaging is similar.

Where to buy: Amazon, or check their store locator.


FAQ

Is Canola Oil Whole30 Compliant (Compatible)?

Canola oil is Whole30 compliant, however it’s recommended to limit your consumption at home. If you’re eating out or other circumstances make it so that other options aren’t available to you, salad dressings made with canola oil are perfectly acceptable.

What’s the best homemade Whole30 salad dressing?

That’s easy! Try dump ranch and your life will be forever changed.

Is Skinnygirl Whole30?

No, Skinnygirl salad dressings are not Whole30 compatible because they all contain maltodextrin or other non-compatible ingredients like monkfruit sweetener.

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