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tips for making home-made dressing less thick?

abbylove08
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I'm making my own ranch dressing using the ranch seasoning mix and some low-fat mayo (comes out to about 20 cals/tbsp).
But it's thick like mayo, and I was wondering if there is any way to thin it out a little, so it runs a little smoother when I pour it?
thanks!
But it's thick like mayo, and I was wondering if there is any way to thin it out a little, so it runs a little smoother when I pour it?
thanks!

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I'm making my own ranch dressing using the ranch seasoning mix and some low-fat mayo (comes out to about 20 cals/tbsp).
But it's thick like mayo, and I was wondering if there is any way to thin it out a little, so it runs a little smoother when I pour it?
thanks!0 -
I add milk a bit at a a time until it is the desired thickness.0
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In the blender, you can also do cottage cheese in place of the mayo. Then, you can thin it with buttermilk or milk. (I like buttermilk, because you get a really "ranchy" taste that way).:flowerforyou:0
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