Here is a list of the carb counts for the salad dressings offered at Texas Roadhouse (per 3 ounce serving): We’ve gone through every dish on the Texas Roadhouse menu and placed it on a safe or unsafe list for your low-carb diet. We’ll start with the safest low-carb dishes and how to order them.
This Texas Roadhouse Caesar dressing is the real deal! It may be a copycat, but it’s so on point, it’ll put all other dressings to shame. Just like other Texas Roadhouse copycat recipes, you can have your favorite restaurant dishes right at home.
If your goal is to stay in ketosis, then you’ll want to visit the Texas Roadhouse nutritional guide before you go there and determine what meals you can eat based on your macronutrient needs for the day. Remember that to stay in ketosis, you need your carbohydrate intake to be five percent or less of your daily total calories.
For the dressing, add mayonnaise, parmesan cheese, buttermilk, sweet and sour dressing, dry ranch dressing mix, garlic pepper, and garlic in a large bowl. Mix well with a whisk or an immersion blender until combined. In a large bowl, toss together lettuce and dressing.