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    Healthy RANCH dressing!

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    • Posts: 190 Member
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      I just mixed up a batch, it's chilling now. Will let you know what I think!!!
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    • Posts: 531 Member
      Bump. Can't wait to try this for my daughter!
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      I make this all the time! Love it. Not quite the same, but a great substitute. For even less calories, use water instead of milk. Virtually no difference in taste. This works well with the onion soup mix packets, too.
    • Posts: 3,509 Member
      calories: 201 ????????????????????????????????????????????????????????
    • Posts: 439 Member
      Yum!! Gonna have to try!!
    • Posts: 439 Member
      calories: 201 ????????????????????????????????????????????????????????

      Yes. For the entire batch.
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      yum!!
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      bumping for later
    • Posts: 211 Member
      Thanks, I will give this a try. We buy ranch dressing mix in bulk, we like it on chicken, potatoes, popcorn, etc.
    • Posts: 125 Member
      I usually end up not liking stuff with greek yogurt in it but I'll have to give this a shot since I love ranch.
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    • Posts: 311 Member
      Here is a recipe to make your own ranch seasoning and then all you need to do is add it in with greek yogurt:
      http://www.gimmesomeoven.com/homemade-ranch-seasoning-mix/
    • Posts: 189 Member
      Funny, ny running coach just posted one similar xpect she used no milke an O% Fat Greek yogurt...made it 100% Guilt free! I loved it! Also, for kicks try the feista or the spicy ranch! Yummo!
    • Posts: 189 Member
      calories: 201 ????????????????????????????????????????????????????????

      You can alway try )% fat greek ypgurt for 100% guilt free =-) It's what I do!
    • Posts: 472 Member
      marking this for later, one of my kids will drink the bottle if I let him.
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      I made this last night and it is AMAZING!!!! If you're a ranch lover this will be a new staple in your house!
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      I must try this. My evil friends in college taught me to dip my pizza in ranch dressing....so it's no wonder I'm on MFP!! Hahahah

      I know, right? I can't eat pizza without Ranch any more!!
    • Posts: 285 Member
      Yep - just tried this - and it was a HIT! Girls at the office all wanted recipe. I believe this makes about 10 ounces correct?

      Gotta try it!!
    • Posts: 31 Member
      Hi guys! If you want to try a healthy store-bought ranch dressing, Bolthouse Farms makes a great one! It's yogurt-based, and you can find it in the refrigerated section near the produce in most grocery stores. Only 45 calories and 3 grams of fat per serving. And it tastes great! http://bolthouse.com/product/classicranch
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      bumping to try
    • Posts: 347 Member
      Sounds great
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      Bump!
    • Posts: 27 Member
      This is awesome! Thank you for posting this recipe. I love ranch dressing but have a slight intolerance for mayonnaise and sour cream. I can't wait to try this!!
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      I usually get the light ranch (or caesar) and water it down with 2% milk just a little
    • Posts: 3,037 Member
      For me, healthy ranch would be homemade:

      -homemade mayo (made from egg, lemon juice or apple cider vinegar, any variety of healthy oil-olive, avocado, macadamia, etc)
      -homemade yogurt (perhaps a 3 mayo to 1 yoghurt ratio); yogurt can be made with coconut milk as well
      -homemade ranch seasoning (parsley, dill, basil, salt, pepper, paprika, mustard, onion, garlic... and whatever)

      The above is a great way to get in healthy fats and skip canola, soy, msg, etc. It doesn't take long to make (as long as the yoghurt is already made) and it's better than the stuff in a packet or from the store imo.
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