This simple Greek salad dressing is tangy, sweet, and perfect for Greek salads, marinating meat, and more!

And guess what? You don’t only have to use this salad dressing on a salad. There are so many ways you can use this Greek dressing to flavor other delicious recipes.

Greek salad dressing recipe

Forget the store-bought version and make this homemade Greek salad dressing! We are big fans of homemade salad dressing on Fit Foodie Finds. Not only do they taste way better, but they are also free of preservatives and other sketchy ingredients.

Not kidding, this easy Greek salad dressing takes 10 minutes tops. All you have to do is put all the ingredients into a mason jar, shake, and enjoy this liquid gold on everything.

What You Need for Greek Dressing

  • Olive oil: The base of this dressing is made with olive oil. Make sure to use a high-quality extra virgin olive oil for the best flavor!
  • White wine vinegar: Adds a tangy and acidic flavor to the dressing that balances out the sweetness.
  • Minced garlic: Don’t skip the garlic! It adds a delicious, savory flavor to the dressing.
  • Honey: Adds a touch of natural sweetness that is just divine.
  • Lemon juice: Freshly squeezed lemon juice adds a bright and refreshing flavor to this dressing.
  • Dijon mustard: Helps emulsify the dressing and adds depth of flavor.
  • Dried oregano: This herb is essential in any Greek dressing and gives it that classic Mediterranean flavor.
  • Salt: Salt is essential for bringing out all the wonderful flavors of the dressing!
  • Mason jar: You’ll need a mason jar or something similar to mix and store your dressing in.

Can I make this dressing vegan?

Definitely! This Greek dressing is already vegetarian but can easily be made vegan by using a plant-based sweetener instead of honey, such as maple syrup or agave nectar.

Individual ingredients for the salad dressing

Other Handy Substitutions

Most of the ingredients in this Greek dressing have a substitution that will work just if you are in a pinch for ingredients! Check out our substitution options below.

  • Olive Oil—> Avocado Oil
  • Lemon Juice—> Lime Juice
  • White Wine Vinegar—> Apple Cider Vinegar
  • Oregano—> Italian Seasoning
  • Fresh Garlic—> Garlic Powder

Pouring olive oil into a mason jar

Try our Greek salad recipe!

This Greek salad is made with sweet cherry tomatoes, cucumber, red onion, feta, and homemade Greek salad dressing! It is perfect for meal prep, a summer picnic, or just a healthy summer meal!

Greek salad

All the Ways You Can Use Greek Dressing

Greek salad dressing is so incredibly delicious on a tomato and feta filled salad, but there are also many different ways you can use a Greek dressing that isn’t on a salad!

Use it as a marinade.

We love using any of these delicious dressing recipes as marinades for meat! This Greek salad dressing is a perfect marinade for chicken breasts, chicken thighs, chicken wings, and even beef.

All you have to do is place your protein in a bowl or bag, make a batch of this Greek dressing and pour it over the protein. Let everything sit for at least an hour (or overnight for optimum flavor) and then cook it up!

Perfect on pasta salad.

Oh mommy, who doesn’t love a delicious pasta salad? We love whipping up our Healthy Taco Pasta Salad or this Rainbow Asian Salad as a delicious summer lunch.

You can make a delicious Greek pasta salad by pouring this Greek dressing over pasta, fresh vegetables, feta cheese, and olives. BOOM. The most delicious Greek pasta salad!

It makes a great DIP!

Add a couple of tablespoons of this Greek dressing to a cup of Greek yogurt for a flavorful vegetable dip or to your favorite Classic Hummus Recipe for a delicious Greek spin on hummus.

Both are delicious meal prep dips or great healthy appetizer ideas for your next summer picnic!

Shaking greek salad dressing up in a jar

Storage

Place your dressing in the refrigerator with the lid of your mason jar tightly sealed. Your homemade dressing will last for up to 7 days in the refrigerator.

Photo Credit: The Wooden Skillet

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