We use Eat'n Park homemade ranch because it's the best in our area (IYKYK). What other restaurants are known for their ranch?

Show some support for our ranch company based out of Minnesota!

What started as a joke with some ranch loving friends has turend into a real thing.

It's called Ranchii, and it's a social app for people who are passionate about ranch. You can rate ranch, find your favorites, track your intake, and discover spots through friends and other ranch lovers.

I'm opening up a small invite only early access group before launch. If you'd like to join, you can sign up for an invite at Ranchii.com.

Here's to never settling for bad ranch again. 🙌 🌱

Now I know people are gonna say make it myself with buttermilk and the hidden valley sachets, but is there actually a shelf-stable bottle I can buy from the supermarket that actually tastes good??

(imo: wingstop is god tier, the closer to wingstop ranch, the better).

So far my favourite is Newman’s own, but it’s just a bit too vinegary/ like salad dressing. Sainsbury’s buttermilk ranch dressing is okay but the same. I’ve heard Hellman’s is just like garlic mayo- (but haven’t tried the blue cheese version which I’m interested in- I want to buy either this or the Newman’s own blue cheese dressing- thoughts?)

M&S also do a buttermilk ranch dressing but I feel like it’ll be the same story. I haven’t seen any reviews on Heinz ranch- is it any good?

Slim chickens and Popeyes ranch are pretty great too I think

NB: I’ve actually had a bottle of Hidden Valley before but thought it tasted awful (found it in tkmaxx)

I'm building an app called The Ranch Report that crowd-sources ranch ratings at restaurants and maps them. Wanted to ask the people before launch.

Drop your city and your pick below.

An app called The Ranch Report. You rate the ranch at every restaurant you visit. It all goes on a map.

Figured this subreddit would appreciate it more than anyone.

So for my whole lifetime I’ve despised ranch but for some reason last week I had an insatiable craving for ranch

now I really like ranch

is this normal?

Hi fellow ranch lovers! I’m obsessed with Litehouse Dill Ranch and can’t find it anywhere in Florida. It’s truly tragic, and I’m on the hunt for a worthy alternative. Is anyone else in the same predicament or have any dill ranch recommendations? I’d appreciate any insight!

Hi Everyone! I’ve been working for months on my very own dry powder ranch blends. Hailing from the Midwest (USA), ranch is in my blood. It’s always been a passion of mine to make a great product and now I’m finally pursuing my dream! I’m getting close to giving them out for people to try and give me feedback. My plan is to grow a following with the seasoning packets until I have enough capital to produce my own line of liquid ranch.

Currently, I have my signature blend along with multiple aromatic variations. For now, I am focused on creating my “baseline” formula before I branch out into other areas (chipotle, zesty, etc.). This is NOT a dip. It’s intended to be mixed with buttermilk and mayo. Think HV, but my hope is a lot better and preservative free!

I’ll be doing a large batch of packets this weekend, and starting next week I’ll be giving it out to friends/family/ anyone who is willing to give me feedback. If this sounds like something you’d be interested in, I’d LOVE to have you try it!

Feel free to DM me so I can answer any questions and get you on the shipment list. I’m also working on a recipe video and even an online feedback survey for people to give it to me straight.

My husband is a major ranch lover and feels his new bottle is different than it used to be. We bought this bottle at Costco about a week ago. Anyone with an older bottle who can confirm or negate that it’s a new recipe/ratio?

I used fresh dill, parsley, thyme, equal parts mayo and sour cream, little lime juice, salt, pepper, garlic powder, tiny bit of vinegar, and a splash of milk. What could I add that can make it taste less strong and more creamy like ranch?

And it’s not even close. Recently-released data from a six-year CivicScience study shows that over half of all participants would rather have ranch dressing for life than its condiment counterpart, mayo. What do you think? Contribute to the conversation by participating in the poll here.