ranch dressing seasoning packet Sodium-Free Ranch Dressing Mix – Real Ranch Flavor, No Salt
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ranch dressing seasoning packet

ranch dressing seasoning packet Sodium-Free Ranch Dressing Mix – Real Ranch Flavor, No Salt

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ranch dressing seasoning packet Sodium-Free Ranch Dressing Mix – Real Ranch Flavor, No SaltMySALT Sodium Free Restaurant Style Ranch Dressing Mix Real Ranch Flavor. None of the Salt. Love ranch but not the sodium? Youre not alone. Our Sodium Free Restaurant Style Ranch Dressing Mix is made with our proprietary MySALT to deliver that classic creamy, garlicky, herb filled flavor without the sodium. Just add buttermilk and mayo or sour cream to mix up a low sodium ranch dressing or dip that tastes like the real thing. Because eating healthier

MySALT Sodium-Free Restaurant Style Ranch Dressing Mix

Real Ranch Flavor. None of the Salt.

Love ranch but not the sodium? You’re not alone.

Our Sodium-Free Restaurant Style Ranch Dressing Mix is made with our proprietary MySALT to deliver that classic creamy, garlicky, herb-filled flavor — without the sodium. Just add buttermilk and mayo or sour cream to mix up a low-sodium ranch dressing or dip that tastes like the real thing. Because eating healthier shouldn't mean giving up your favorite flavors.

Ranch — made smarter — with none of the sodium overload.

Restaurant Style Ranch Dressing Mix and Dips packets. Zero sodium per serving as packaged. To prepare the dressing add buttermilk and mayonnaise. To prepare the dip add sour cream. Makes 2 cups of dressing, or 1 cup of dip.   

INGREDIENTS: MySALT (potassium salt, lysine), Modified Food Starch, Maltodextrin, Dehydrated Garlic, Spices, Dehydrated Onion, Natural Butter Flavor (MILK), Guar Gum, Rice Concentrate (anti-caking agent) CONTAINS MILK

100% Less Sodium Than Other
Ranch Dressing and Dip Mixes

mg of sodium per packet 
MySALT Ranch dressing mix
0 mg
mg of sodium per packet
Leading Competitor's Ranch
2,160 mg 

Once our Signature Seasoning recipes were perfected, we arranged a taste testing and luncheon for a group of people. We were excited to see what the reactions and opinions would be. A buffet table was set up with the Ranch dressing and an assortment of vegetables and salads. As people walked down the line, they tasted the dressing with no reaction on their faces and no comments were made. We began asking if they liked it. Not understanding why we asked, they would nod their heads and say yes. We thought they would be surprised at how good it was. It was quite upsetting that people were not reacting at all -- until the event coordinator told us we were getting the exact reaction we wanted. To everyone, it simply tasted like Ranch dressing. They had not been told it was low sodium -- and they didn't notice that it was. And that is the exact result we had hoped for! -- JW

BELOW: NUTRITION FACTS FOR RANCH DRESSING PREPARED per package instructions, with buttermilk and mayonnaise: 

 

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