As much as you want. But, it depends on the salad. Dressings are often very heavy on fat and calories, especially creamy dressings like ranch or blue cheese. Although they don't photograph salads this way, the best way to ensure good dressing flavor with minimum dressing is to measure out a serving of dressing (read the bottle) put it in a bowl with the salad and toss them together to get a little dressing on every piece. Adding "crispy" (aka fried) chicken or any other fatty food is also a way to make your salad less lean. Try grilled chicken or fish. Hope this helps!
yes
there are 2 ounces in a tablespoon
Salad dressing is typically measured by tablespoon.
As long as they're not fried or dripping with salad dressing, then yes.
Probably not. Especially not if you are using the salad's dressing. Eating a food will not make you lose weight, but eating the right food will lessen the weight you gain. Exercise will help you lose weight.
Almost 1 tablespoon, since 15 g of water is about 1 T and salad dressing wouldn't be much different.
Not necessarily, as eating healthily can only counteract eating an appropriate portion, if you still eat 4,000 calories worth of salad, then you still won't lose any weight.
Salad dressing is commonly measured using a tablespoon-size measuring spoon.
You eating a salad.
If you are of normal weight, then there is no harm done by having bread with your tuna salad, but if you are overweight, then you would benefit by cutting out the extra calories that you would get by eating the bread.
eating a dry salad / vinegar
There is approximately 14.787 grams in one tablespoon of relish. This can be helpful when making pasta salads or tuna salad.