Simple Sugar Free Coleslaw
This super simple sugar free coleslaw is cool and creamy. The dressing is slightly sweet and tangy , it is the perfect compliment to the cabbage. This is so simple and this takes very few ingredients and you will have most of them on hand.
This makes a simple guilt free coleslaw you can enjoy all summer . If you are looking for another creamy salad to bring to all of your summer cookouts check out this Strawberry Lemon Coleslaw.
My family loves a good coleslaw when we grill and I was trying to find away to make our favorite side with fewer calories. Using light mayo really cuts a ton of calories and replacing the sugar lightens it up even more. I recommend using a good quality light mayo since it is the base for the dressing . If you make these slight changes to your traditional coleslaw you will never be able to tell the difference. This is great for a family but if you are serving a crowd I recommend doubling the recipe.
** This post contains affiliate links which means I may make a small profit from products at no cost to you . Just to note I only recommend products I use and love Click HERE for full disclaimer
What you will need to make Simple Sugar Free Coleslaw
- Mixing bowls
- Whisk
- Light Mayo -Click Here for the one I used
- Sugar substitute -Click HERE for the one I used
In a small mixing bowl combine the mayo , apple cider vinegar , milk , Splenda, salt and pepper.
Whisk together until everything is blended .
Place the coleslaw mix in a large mixing bowl and pour the dressing over it .
Mix together well . Cover and chill for at least one hour before serving .
Store in a cover container in the fridge up to 3 days .
If you love this recipe , you may like these:
Simple Sugar Free Coleslaw
Ingredients
- 1/2 Cup Light Mayo
- 3 Teaspoons Apple Cider Vinegar
- 2 Tablespoons milk
- 2 Tablespoons Splenda Or Sugar substitute of your choice
- 3/4 Teaspoon Salt
- 1/2 Teaspoon Black Pepper
- 14-16 oz Bag of Coleslaw Mix
Instructions
- In a small mixing bowl combine the mayo , apple cider vinegar , milk , Splenda, salt and pepper.
- Whisk together until everything is blended .
- Place the coleslaw mix in a large mixing bowl and pour the dressing over it .
- Mix together well . Cover and chill for at least one hour before serving .
- Store in a cover container in the fridge up to 3 days .
Video
Notes
No, once this coleslaw is put in the fridge there is just enough salt to release it’s natural water.
Coleslaw is good up to three days but the longer it sits the more water is produced . If it gets too watery it can be drained .
Yes , this has mayo in it so it does have to stay cold.
As long as it is similar to Splenda and it’s measurements are similar to it , Swerve is a great alternative.
I love that this coleslaw doesn’t need any sugar. It’s so tangy and fresh tasting without it — perfect side for the summer!
We aren’t fans of coleslaw with sugar, your sugar free recipe was absolutely perfect. It’ll be on our rotation all cookout season.
What a perfect recipe for summer without all the guilt! Love the tip on letting it sit and not adding more dressing.
I love to make coleslaw for bbq’s and have always used bottled dressing. Glad to have your that is so easy to make and tasty without the sugar.
I like how the dish produces its own water. Thanks for sharing this tasty coleslaw recipe
I love the twang of the acv in this dressing. So easy and always so tasty. Thanks so much.
I love a sugar-free coleslaw and this one is so easy and delicious!
I love coleslaw, it’s my favorite side dish for roast chicken. Your recipe is so perfectly seasoned! Doesn’t need any sugar, it’s super flavorful and just perfect as is. It’s the best homemade coleslaw I’ve ever made so I will come back to it again and again!
me and my husband have been trying to give up sugar once a week (baby steps!) and this would work perfect for that day! Thank you so much for the recipe 🙂
We also love coleslaw as a side at bbqs, and with burgers! I love how you’ve made this lighter and sugar free. Will be trying next weeked for our first bbq this year!
I would have never thought I could use splenda on coleslaw. I had some friends over and a couple of them are diabetic and this was an easy recipe I knew they could eat. Very easy to prepare.
It would be helpful to have tge nutritional value for this coleslaw recipe.
I do not like to put nutritional info on any of my recipes because it calculates it to the products I use . We all know that it differs greatly with different products . There are a lot of apps that will give you this info easily of you just plug in your ingredients .