Is Peppercorn Dressing Keto?

Salad Dressings
Peppercorn Dressing sticker illustration
KETO VERDICTYES

Low-carb when unsweetened: ~1–2g net per 2 Tbsp (~30g) and ~5g per 100g. Great for salads and steaks—just check labels for added sugars/starches.

Low-carb when unsweetened: ~1–2g net per 2 Tbsp (~30g) and ~5g per 100g. Great for salads and steaks—just check labels for added sugars/starches.

Each 100g serving delivers 1–2g (per 2 Tbsp / ~30g) net carbs, making it easy to keep things keto-friendly.

  • Net carbs (100g)1–2g (per 2 Tbsp / ~30g)
  • Keto verdictKeto-friendly
  • CategorySalad Dressings

NUTRITION FACTS

Per 100g (raw)

Net Carbs
1–2g (per 2 Tbsp / ~30g)
Per 100g
~5g net carbs / 100g

Source: USDA FoodData Central

WHY IT'S KETO-FRIENDLY

  • Low net carbs when unsweetened (~1–2g per 2 Tbsp)
  • Adds big flavor with minimal carb impact
  • Fat-based dressing helps satiety and supports keto macros

HEALTH BENEFITS

  • Fat aids absorption of fat-soluble vitamins (A, D, E, K) from veggies
  • Black pepper (piperine) may enhance bioavailability of some nutrients
  • Sodium/electrolytes can support hydration on keto

PREPARATION SUGGESTIONS

DIRECT USE

Dress leafy salads or drizzle over seared steak for a peppery finish.

MARINADES

Whisk with olive-oil or avocado-oil and herbs for a quick marinade for chicken or steak.

DIPPING SAUCE

Stir into sour-cream or mayonnaise for a thicker keto-friendly dip.

COOKING BASE

Reduce gently with pan juices and a splash of cream for a creamy steak sauce.