Take salad dressings, for example ... 2 grams of saturated fat accounts for 15% of the AHA's recommendation or 10% of the Dietary Guidelines for Americans' Daily Value (DV) of 20 grams.

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These dressings are the perfect finish to your favorite salads (without too much fat or too many calories to thwart your healthy-eating goals).

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While you may not think of creamy salad dressings as having oil, registered dietitian Melissa Rifkin says store-bought dressings often do, which can increase the amount of saturated fat.