Protein Green Goddess Dressing
Protein Green Goddess Dressing
Protein Green Goddess Dressing
Protein Green Goddess Dressing
Protein Green Goddess Dressing
Protein Green Goddess Dressing
Protein Green Goddess Dressing
  • Cost & Time Effective
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  • Endless Uses

Ingredients

Add instructed liquids to bowl. Empty pack. stir for 10 seconds.
1 oz water + 1 oz oil + ¼ cup mayonnaise or yogurt

*Non-GMO ingredient : Organic Apple Cider Vinegar Powder, Organic Pea Protein, Organic Avocado Powder, Organic Hemp Protein, Freeze Dried Lemon Powder, Spinach Powder, Modified Food Starch, Nutritional Yeast,Himalayan Sea Salt, Dill, Organic Moringa Leaf Powder,Parsley, Cucumber Powder, Garlic, Onion Powder, Chives, Tarragon

Suggestions

Use Case
  • Protein-packed grain bowls
  • Salads with chicken or tofu
  • Dip for vegetables
  • Wraps

Cost comparison

Cost Comparison:

  • Making It: Approximately $8-$12
  • Buying Jars: A typical 5oz jar of dressing can cost between $5 to $15.

Protein Green Goddess Dressing

Protein Green Goddess Dressing

Each sachet makes 120-150 ml

Limited Offer: FREE JAR WITH FIRST ORDER

Experience fresh, herb-forward flavour with added protein. Our Protein Green Goddess combines parsley and vibrant green herbs into a smooth, creamy dressing that’s both light and satisfying. Designed to bring balance and function to your meals. Ready in seconds. Perfect for salads and bowls.

*Max 2 Free Jars Per Order

Gluten free, Dairy Free, Nut Free, Soy Free

Regular price $49.75
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  • Cost & Time Effective
  • Save Space
  • Endless Uses

Ingredients

Add instructed liquids to bowl. Empty pack. stir for 10 seconds.
1 oz water + 1 oz oil + ¼ cup mayonnaise or yogurt

*Non-GMO ingredient : Organic Apple Cider Vinegar Powder, Organic Pea Protein, Organic Avocado Powder, Organic Hemp Protein, Freeze Dried Lemon Powder, Spinach Powder, Modified Food Starch, Nutritional Yeast,Himalayan Sea Salt, Dill, Organic Moringa Leaf Powder,Parsley, Cucumber Powder, Garlic, Onion Powder, Chives, Tarragon

Suggestions

Use Case
  • Protein-packed grain bowls
  • Salads with chicken or tofu
  • Dip for vegetables
  • Wraps

Cost comparison

Cost Comparison:

  • Making It: Approximately $8-$12
  • Buying Jars: A typical 5oz jar of dressing can cost between $5 to $15.

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Gluten Free
Dairy Free
Proudly Made in Canada🍁
Chef-Crafted
Nut Free
Soy Free
Non-GMO
Gluten Free
Dairy Free
Proudly Made in Canada🍁
Chef-Crafted
Nut Free
Soy Free
Non-GMO
Gluten Free
Dairy Free
Proudly Made in Canada🍁
Chef-Crafted
Nut Free
Soy Free
Non-GMO

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Melissa H.
Amazing find to enjoy fun salads

Amazing find to enjoy fun salads anytime

A
Ali R.
Caesar with a protein bonus

Used it on romaine with chicken and crispy potatoes. Tastes like Caesar and the extra protein is a nice bonus.

T
Talia C.
Fresh without being too much

Good herb flavour and not overpowering. Easy to use.

Y
Yara M.
Nice with goat cheese

This one loves goat cheese and berries. Very easy pairing.

N
Nadia P.
Burger sauce moment

Used a spoonful on turkey burgers and it worked so well. Not just for lettuce.

D
Daniel K.
Prefer Caesar but still good

I usually reach for the Caesar Dressing more, but my husband keeps using this on tomato salads. Solid flavour, just not my personal first pick.

A
Anika M.
Good for summer salads

Feels like a summer salad dressing. I used it with arugula and grilled peaches.

P
Priya S.
Great with grilled vegetables

Tried it over zucchini, peppers, and potatoes. It tastes fresh and not heavy, which I appreciated.

E
Ethan M.
Easy for meal prep

Made a big quinoa salad on Sunday and this kept it tasting good for lunches. Will buy again.

K
Kwame M.
Pretty colour, good flavour

Honestly the colour sold me first. Flavour was bright and fruity without being weird.

S
Sofia H.
Roast chicken helper

I brushed a little on roast chicken after it came out of the oven and used the rest on greens. Easy dinner win.

B
Ben W.
Easy picnic dressing

Took it for a park picnic with a cabbage slaw. No leaks, no giant bottle, and it tasted great.

A
Aya N.
Lunch bowl favourite

Rice, grilled chicken, greens, and this on top. Easy and fresh.

M
Marisol V.
Meal prep Caesar

Made four lunches with this and grilled chicken. Easy to shake up and tastes good all week.

D
Dylan H.
Great with cucumbers

Mixed it a bit thicker and used it with cucumber, carrots, and crackers. Really nice snack.

E
Emily W.
Post-yoga salad bar approved

We used this after a yoga class with romaine, croutons, and grilled chicken. Everyone kept asking what dressing it was.

J
Jasmine A.
Chicken sandwich upgrade

Used this on a chicken sandwich with lettuce and pickles. So good.

M
Mateo G.
Great dip too

Mixed it a little thicker and used it as a dip for carrots and crackers. Worked perfectly.

A
Aarav P.
Tastes like patio dinner

Used it on a chickpea cucumber salad and it had that bright herby bite I wanted without fussing around with a bunch of bottles. Really nice for weeknight lunches.

R
Rina S.
Fresh protein sauce

Used this on a chicken salad bowl after yoga. Fresh flavour and the extra protein makes it feel more filling.

A
Alejandro C.
My mom claimed this one

Brought it to dinner and my mom asked to keep the extra sachet. That says enough.

H
Hiro T.
Chicken salad saver

Used it for a grilled chicken salad and it made the whole thing taste like lunch from a cafe.

T
Tessa Y.
Creamy and useful

Creamy enough for salad but also works as a sandwich spread. Would buy again.

S
Sanjay K.
Wraps, salads, everything

I used it in a chicken wrap first and then on salad the next day. Both worked.

J
Julien M.
Nice but I like Green Goddess

Good flavour and easy to use. I personally prefer the Green Goddess because I like something brighter, but my sister loved this one.

F
Fatima A.
Good pantry backup

Nice to have around when I forget to buy dressing. I like that it feels more like a vinaigrette than a thick sauce.

C
Connor M.
Family taco night twist

Put it on fish tacos and everyone asked what it was. Really nice with lime.

R
Ravi D.
Surprisingly good on spinach

I used it with spinach, strawberries, feta, and walnuts. It tasted fresh and a little fancy for something I shook in a jar.

L
Leila H.
Roast potatoes needed this

Tossed this with warm roasted potatoes and spinach. Sweet, tangy, and way easier than making honey mustard from scratch.

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Nora J.
Salmon bowl sauce

Used it on a salmon bowl with avocado. Really good.

M
Marcus T.
My desk lunch dressing now

Short and sweet: this makes boring office salads way less boring.

K
Kendra L.
Prefer Green Goddess sometimes

Good Caesar flavour, but for lighter bowls I prefer Protein Green Goddess. My boyfriend loved this on wraps.

L
Lauren S.
Great after class

Had this after a yoga class on a chicken Caesar salad. It felt filling without being heavy.

C
Camila A.
Tastes clean and herby

Nice green flavour and not too heavy. Good after workouts.

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