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gluten-free Ranch Dressing

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By celiac-mommy
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PatBrown Newbie
PatBrown
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I also like ranch. I make the Hidden Valley one with the dry mix. That way I can make it lighter using lower fat mayo. I never eat ranch dressing out as I dont trust that there wont be gluten in it.

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My mom made a wonderful raw veggie dip that I put on everything.

1 cup each of mayo, sourcream, and plain yogurt, Add one pkg Hidden Valley Origional Ranch Dressing, mix all together and let meld in fridge for an hour. Enjoy!

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home-based-mom
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Here in Southern California we have Ralphs grocery stores, owned by Kroger. I have been eating Ralphs house brand of Creamy Ranch Dressing without any problems. Being a house brand, it is less expensive than the national brands, and I think it tastes fine! :)

It does contain both egg and milk. The starches listed are "modified tapioca starch" and "modified corn starch."

The label says it is distributed by Inter-American Products, Inc. in Cincinnati, Ohio 45202. They probably do a lot of house brands, so you might want to check out the house brand at your local grocery store.

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