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El abogado malagueño, coordinador general del Partido Popular, se erige como el 'número uno' de la candidatura por Málaga al Congreso en las elecciones generales de este domingo
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@colo_lee I live in New Hampshire. Up here, it's Alabama of the north. Except the food is nowhere near as good. The town I live in is known for chicken tenders.
A month ago, we were hiking in the Tetons. Waiting for a shuttle, chatting w/ folks in line. Guys in front of us were from PA & NJ, recently moved to CO. When they found out my partner was from Scranton PA, one asked "don't you miss the food!" We looked at each other in horror and said "No!" The guy went on to say that there is no good bread in CO and he just wishes he was back east. We couldn't even manage to voice the WTF.
It's true, there are great restaurants. And I cook for myself. In the aggregate, the normal appears to be boring and typical stuff you can get anywhere else.
Perhaps because only certain ingredients are reliably available throughout the year, or perhaps business owners are chasing market trends.
@trabex I have only gotten gas at Sheetz, never the food.
But, as someone who has spent a lot of time in #GratefulDead circles, I've always been struck by the theme music singing out "Sheets! Sheets!" while I'm pumping gas ...
western US. Yes. It's basically mayo with some soured dairy added. So, what's not to like? Dairy, fat, a little sour. But, on salad? Bottom of the list. It's ok as something to dip fried food in, but there needs to be also be a more interesting dip.
I've tried ranch dressing. It's ... meh. Kinda bland. Not among my favorites. Yeah, it's got some tang, but lots of things are tangy. It's not a patch on a good blue cheese dressing, or Russian/Thousand Island. The only two I'd bother keeping in my fridge are blue cheese and Russian.
(Supposedly Russian and Thousand Island are distinct things, but honestly I doubt I could tell you which was which in a blind taste test.)
Manitoba, Canada. We have it here, it's fine. I'm more a vinegary slaw guy so I don't eat it much, but it does not offend me, especially on a chicken sammich.
I am from Los Angeles. I have tried ranch dressing. Probably unusual for an American: I don’t hate it but I’m not a fan.
The only time I ever actively wanted ranch was in a non-traditional form—with lots of dill—on a salad that’s no longer on the menu at Gordon Ramsay’s pub in Caesars Palace. With lardons, pickled onions, radishes and croutons. A really perfect dish.
I’m from Finland, and I have not tried actual ranch dressing. We have ranch flavored dip mix, which you mix with sour cream, but I have no idea if it is like ranch dressing should be. My supervisor thinks it’s sour cream and relish 😂
Massachusetts Yes Yuck. But I don’t like most condiments. I was the kid who had to wait off to the side at McDonald’s in the 70s as they prepared my plain burger instead of accepting all the stuff automatically slathered on.
NJ, yes; it's a crime against humanity for something that bland to be considered a condiment. Spouse, PA, put it on steak and salads when I met him. He also puts hot sauce on everything so the ranch thing baffles me. He will occasionally use ranch & it disappoints him like the McRib sandwich does
UK. Born and raised near Manchester (aka 'oop north'). Moved around England and Wales for 50 years. Never tried ranch dressing. In fact never even seen it though I suspect it's available in US-themed catering outlets. (I refuse to call a place that doesn't have tables, chairs, crockery, metal cutlery, and table service, a restaurant).
I don't usually answer such provocative questions....
Northern New York State...almost Canada.
Yes, I've tried ranch dressing.
I feel ranch dressing has its place. It's not my first choice, but if I see it on the menu as their "house dressing" I will try it, because I like it made, instead of from a bottle.
I'm from the US, I have tried ranch dressing, I prefer a nice vinaigrette.
I recently shipped, at their request, a dozen packets of powdered ranch dressing to my German friend in Munich because they can't find it there and they love it for dips.
> How do you feel about ranch dressing? Ok as veggie dip or to dip pizza crusts. Many other dressings I prefer but in a pinch it's ok. Fav dressings: Red Lobster blue cheese, Olive Garden house salad, grew up on 1000 Island, Catalina is good.
I was born in Indiana, raised in St. Louis, Omaha, and Kansas City. I find ranch dressing to be an utterly vile, food-ruining subtance.
My excuse is that my parents are not Midwesterners. My father is from rural Oklahoma and my mother is from Mobile, Alabama. I never saw ranch dressing outside of Hidden Valley TV commercials until I moved to Cleveland for college.
I use freshly made Vinaigrette/French dressing on my salad. (Olive oil, Dijon mustard, salt, pepper, balsamic vinegar/wine vinegar). takes literally 20 seconds to make.
I'm from the East Midlands, England. I have tried what purported to be ranch dressing at American-style diners here and didn't dislike it...but didn't love it either.
I’m from Kansas City, Missouri, USA. Asking if I’ve tried ranch dressing is like asking if I’ve tried air. I use ranch instead of ketchup for french fries.
I like it but don’t eat it much anymore except maybe as a dip for fries. I ate a lot of it growing up on salad bar salads. My favorite application was as a dip for fried zucchini.
Greenbelt, MD and I didn't have ranch dressing until.... oh, I think I *saw* it in college. That said, parents were not going to bring in overprocessed messy stuff into the house.
UK here, definitely tried it, or whatever the UK version is without knowing how it compares with US fare, can't remember what it tasted like tbh or when I had it exactly. Wouldn't avoid but wouldn't actively seek it out.
1. All over the place. Born in PVD. Then Germany, then Chicago then Minnesota then *back* to PVD then London then upstate NY, then NYC, then Florida, now *back* in PVD.
2. Yeah dude
3. Pretty rad. More of a blue cheese fan if it comes to wings, but ranch is pretty stellar
From: Born in South Dakota (yes, we), start kindergarten in a central Ontario mining town, and have been in Minnesota since 1990 (excluding 3 months in central Kansas I prefer not to talk about).
Yes, I’ve tried ranch dressing and have some in my fridge right now. I neither love it or hate it, but I don’t dislike it. I just didn’t grow up with it. I’m fine with it on a salad, but I think it’s better as a dip for raw carrots, cucumbers, etc.
For the typical salad/veggies purposes I'm not a fan. I like it when paired with savory and spicy, but at the same time if I'm, say, in the mood for ranch with wings (my favorite use for it), I'll actively try to get something a fair bit spicier than usual to make sure it's not lost in the sauce but appropriately contrasting.
I have tried ranch dressing once, we were in Canada. It obviously didn't set my world ablaze because I can't remember what it tastes like. I seem to remember my thoughts being 'like a decaffeinated salad cream'
Feel about it? I didn't even remember anytime in the last twenty six years until this toot!
PA, I grew up with it and like it, but also love blue cheese. They have very different uses though. If someone serves ranch dressing with buffalo wings I have a near heart attack, that needs to be blue cheese, as does a wedge salad with bacon. I make my own ranch as a dip for vegetables and on a spcific chicken salad. Them's the rules lol
Slovakia, EU. I think we have it here now, but never tried it. But looking at the diy recipes I've made something similar but not for salads, at least with the amount of meat it's not considered salad lol.
I'm from Ireland. I've tried it. I don't love it. Probably wouldn't choose it as a salad dressing but I'd eat it. I'm happy enough to dip spicy wings in it, though.
Where are you from? <in fake Scottish accent> Lots of places (but born in Texas) Have you tried ranch dressing? Yes. And it’s pronounced “rainch.” How do you feel about ranch dressing? Good for dipping raw veggies. Otherwise unenthused.
I'm from the Bay area, I grew up with hidden valley ranch as a staple in my diet and when I realized I was lactose intolerant, struggled to find a dairy free ranch I liked until I found hidden valley was making a plant based version of theirs.
Fellow Missourian here, and I am ambivalent regarding ranch in its dressing form, but wholeheartedly enthusiastic about the dry seasoning. It's great on popcorn, meats, vegetables and by the spoonful, right from the can.
1. California 2. Yes 3. I like it! But I’m noticing ppl seem to be making an odd mistake and putting it on salads? It is for sure a dip/spread in my mind. Tangy & fatty, what’s not to like?
I’m in Oregon. I used to have Bleu Cheese dressing all the time and somehow Ranch took over. It’s ok. I’d rather have honey-mustard or Thousand Island. I can make my own Thousand Island which is even better.
Hollow Knight Silksong release countdown: Exact date and time, features, and more
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Recuerdo esto. Ya entonces nos contaban que todo era mentira y nadie escuchaba. Ahora lo vemos en nuestros móviles y pretenden que sigamos creyendo sus mentiras. Bill Clinton otro demócrata asesino. Como Obama. Como Biden. Marionetas sin fin.
"Mr. Tesla": Der Wechsel von Brandenburgs Ex-Wirtschaftsminister Steinbach zur Tesla-Kanzlei CMS ist schon an sich problematisch. Doch das Verhalten der Landesregierung in der Sache ist es mindestens ebenso. Gut, dass @fragdenstaat.de jetzt Klage eingereicht hat!
Hintergrund der Klage ist die Weigerung der Potsdamer Staatskanzlei, klare Auskünfte dazu zu geben, wie sie solche Seitenwechsel von ehemaligen Mitgliedern der Landesregierung prüft und warum sie im Fall Steinbach erst grünes Licht gab, dann aber doch eine vorläufige Untersagung aussprach.
Brandenburg hat ein Gesetz, das regelt, wie mit Interessenkonflikten umgegangen wird, die beim Wechsel aus Regierungsämtern zu Unternehmen und Verbänden bestehen könnten. Bis zu 2 Jahre kann die Landesregierung die Aufnahme neuer Tätigkeiten untersagen, wenn dies im Konflikt mit öffentlichen Interessen steht.
Doch die Anwendung dieses Gesetzes erscheint in Brandenburg äußerst merkwürdig. Das Gesetz sieht ein Extra-Gremium vor, das Wechsel prüfen und Empfehlungen aussprechen soll, ob der Wechsel OK ist, unter Auflagen genehmigt wird oder eine Abkühlphase gelten soll.
ieses Gremium gibt es auch, doch die Potsdamer Staatskanzlei scheint sich eine Art Vorprüfungs-Sonderrecht herauszunehmen, welche Fälle es dem Gremium überhaupt vorlegt. Das entkernt Sinn und Zweck der Regelung, so geht es nicht!
Hier der Link zum ausführlichen Artikel bei FragdenStaat:
Als Minister holte er Tesla nach Brandenburg, nun will Jörg Steinbach für eine Kanzlei des Autobauers arbeiten. Die Landesregierung erlaubt das zunächst, dann macht sie plötzlich einen Rückzieher.
Fox News’ resident leftist Jessica Tarlov has once again embarrassed herself, this time rushing to defend an illegal alien on social media before being forced to delete her tweet in disgrace.
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A New York appellate court threw out the half-billion-dollar penalty in the civil fraud case against President Trump and others on Thursday, ruling that the fine was "excessive."
One of the judges on the Appellate Division, First Judicial Department wrote that the penalty, known as a disgorgement, against Mr. Trump, two of his sons and other executives and their company was "an excessive fine barred by the Eighth Amendment."
A New York appellate court threw out the $527 million penalty in the civil fraud case against President Trump and others on Thursday, ruling that the fine was "excessive."
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Germanys wealth is even more unfairly distributed, the top 10% have at least 60% of wealth. Probably more as the rich hide money very effectively. Obfuscating money flows with help from lawyers and politicians, envelopes/briefcases/suitcases full of unmarked notes forgotten in offices of decision makers the tools.
The race rioters who burned out a car at the end of my street in Middlesbrough last summer were outnumbered the very next day by locals who came out to sweep up the glass, writes Phil McDuff.
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Winter Trabex
in reply to Ricki Yasha Tarr • • •Ricki Yasha Tarr
in reply to Winter Trabex • • •Lee from Colorado
in reply to Winter Trabex • • •@trabex
Truth.
Best ranch I regularly have is at our local pub where they add chipotle and put on a southwest wedge salad. Then it's decent.
Winter Trabex
in reply to Lee from Colorado • • •Americans have such boring and bland flavor expectations, it sometimes feels like they enjoy eating cardboard.
Lee from Colorado
in reply to Winter Trabex • • •Winter Trabex
in reply to Lee from Colorado • • •I live in New Hampshire. Up here, it's Alabama of the north. Except the food is nowhere near as good. The town I live in is known for chicken tenders.
Lee from Colorado
in reply to Winter Trabex • • •A month ago, we were hiking in the Tetons. Waiting for a shuttle, chatting w/ folks in line. Guys in front of us were from PA & NJ, recently moved to CO. When they found out my partner was from Scranton PA, one asked "don't you miss the food!"
We looked at each other in horror and said "No!"
The guy went on to say that there is no good bread in CO and he just wishes he was back east. We couldn't even manage to voice the WTF.
Anyway, there's food and then there's food ...
Ricki Yasha Tarr
in reply to Lee from Colorado • • •Winter Trabex
in reply to Ricki Yasha Tarr • • •@colo_lee
It's true, there are great restaurants. And I cook for myself. In the aggregate, the normal appears to be boring and typical stuff you can get anywhere else.
Perhaps because only certain ingredients are reliably available throughout the year, or perhaps business owners are chasing market trends.
Winter Trabex
in reply to Lee from Colorado • • •@colo_lee
In Pennsylvania, you have Sheetz. A gas station chain with good food.
It's weird, but that's what it is.
Lee from Colorado
in reply to Winter Trabex • • •@trabex
I have only gotten gas at Sheetz, never the food.
But, as someone who has spent a lot of time in #GratefulDead circles, I've always been struck by the theme music singing out "Sheets! Sheets!" while I'm pumping gas ...
#IFYKYK
Winter Trabex
in reply to Lee from Colorado • • •They had good sandwiches, a bit overpriced. Some stores were understaffed. In a college town, they are indispensible.
Ricki Yasha Tarr
in reply to Ricki Yasha Tarr • • •Oh, I guess I should answer my own question:
I'm from Missouri, United States
And as a Midwesterner, Ranch is part of my heritage.
I am picky about it though, homemade is better. Absolutely love the Bolthouse Ranch, it's made with yogurt which I really like.
Laura "Tegan" Gjovaag ⛈
in reply to Ricki Yasha Tarr • • •I have, indeed, tried ranch dressing.
I like ranch dressing, probably more than I should.
Allan Chow
in reply to Ricki Yasha Tarr • • •I am from NY USA
I have tried ranch
I tolerate ranch but live in a household where the boss goes "i wonder if this goes well with ranch?"
Deb Nam-Krane
in reply to Ricki Yasha Tarr • • •Yes
My vegan version is delicious 🙂
tom w wolf
in reply to Ricki Yasha Tarr • • •dragonfrog
in reply to Ricki Yasha Tarr • • •I'm from western Canada.
I've had ranch dressing.
I find it meh. It's OK but if it's the dip in the middle of a veggie tray, I'll just eat my veggies plain.
Lee from Colorado
in reply to Ricki Yasha Tarr • • •It's basically mayo with some soured dairy added. So, what's not to like? Dairy, fat, a little sour.
But, on salad? Bottom of the list.
It's ok as something to dip fried food in, but there needs to be also be a more interesting dip.
Fâther Däle
in reply to Ricki Yasha Tarr • • •Yes
It's ok if blue cheese isn't available
Andrew Benedict-Nelson
in reply to Ricki Yasha Tarr • • •Chris Deluca
in reply to Ricki Yasha Tarr • • •I’m also from the Seattle area.
I have tried ranch. It’s okay adjacent.
Bleu cheese is better.
Poloniousmonk
in reply to Ricki Yasha Tarr • • •I'm from NJ and a latecomer to ranch.
Target makes a perfectly palatable store brand ranch and I usually keep some in the fridge although it's nowhere near my #1 for on a salad.
Sean Fenian
in reply to Ricki Yasha Tarr • • •All over.
I've tried ranch dressing. It's ... meh. Kinda bland. Not among my favorites. Yeah, it's got some tang, but lots of things are tangy. It's not a patch on a good blue cheese dressing, or Russian/Thousand Island. The only two I'd bother keeping in my fridge are blue cheese and Russian.
(Supposedly Russian and Thousand Island are distinct things, but honestly I doubt I could tell you which was which in a blind taste test.)
JimmyChezPants 🇨🇦
in reply to Ricki Yasha Tarr • • •Mats Holberg 🇺🇦 🇵🇸
in reply to Ricki Yasha Tarr • • •I am from Los Angeles. I have tried ranch dressing. Probably unusual for an American: I don’t hate it but I’m not a fan.
The only time I ever actively wanted ranch was in a non-traditional form—with lots of dill—on a salad that’s no longer on the menu at Gordon Ramsay’s pub in Caesars Palace. With lardons, pickled onions, radishes and croutons. A really perfect dish.
Max Leibman
in reply to Ricki Yasha Tarr • • •Their friend, Svavar
in reply to Ricki Yasha Tarr • • •I'm Icelandic.
I had Ranch Dressing regularly when I lived in California.
I liked it although these days I prefer Ceasar Dressing.
mivox is exhausted
in reply to Ricki Yasha Tarr • • •Annelies Kamran, Ph.D.
in reply to Ricki Yasha Tarr • • •2. Yes
3. Meh
Aaron
in reply to Ricki Yasha Tarr • • •Midwest USA.
Bleeeeeeeaaak. No thanks. I'll stick to vinaigrettes.
I know several people that aren't vegan anymore because Ranch dressing, and I don't get it. More for the rest of you I guess.
4d3fect
in reply to Ricki Yasha Tarr • • •Yes.
It's cromulent. Kind of avoiding mayonnaisey dressings these days, but I like ranch on occasion as a dip for veggies and tots occasionally
Robot Diver
in reply to Ricki Yasha Tarr • • •2. Yup
3. It's better when you make it spicy
Blippy the Wonder Slug 🇩🇪
in reply to Ricki Yasha Tarr • • •🙄 Define "from". For the sake of argument, let's say Detroit.
I've tried Ranch. Meh. (IMO and YMMV)
I'm a 1000 Island boy, though French or Honey Mustard will do in a pinch.
Jessica Phoenix
in reply to Ricki Yasha Tarr • • •> Where are you from?
Ohio, United States
> Have you tried ranch dressing?
Yes
> How do you feel about ranch dressing?
Acceptable with hot wings, as a veggie dip, and occasionally on a chef's salad if I'm feeling nostalgic. That's about it.
A Literal Nick
in reply to Ricki Yasha Tarr • • •I’m from Wisconsin, but I’ve lived in California for the past 9 years
I have tried ranch dressing
And tbh I’m p indifferent about it
Quester 🌤️🌈
in reply to Ricki Yasha Tarr • • •We have ranch flavored dip mix, which you mix with sour cream, but I have no idea if it is like ranch dressing should be.
My supervisor thinks it’s sour cream and relish 😂
ZenHeathen
in reply to Ricki Yasha Tarr • • •Lucy B
in reply to Ricki Yasha Tarr • • •Yes
Yuck. But I don’t like most condiments. I was the kid who had to wait off to the side at McDonald’s in the 70s as they prepared my plain burger instead of accepting all the stuff automatically slathered on.
kamikat
in reply to Ricki Yasha Tarr • • •2 yes
3 plain OG ranch, it's not in my top favorites but don't hate it. Chipotle ranch, yes, Ma'am!
Artsea
in reply to Ricki Yasha Tarr • • •Space Catitude 🚀
in reply to Ricki Yasha Tarr • • •Yes.
No.
MFennVT
in reply to Ricki Yasha Tarr • • •The Queen of Weltschmerz🏳️⚧️
in reply to Ricki Yasha Tarr • • •Yakyu Night Owl
in reply to Ricki Yasha Tarr • • •1. West Coast of the United States.
2. Yes.
3. It's not my favorite, but I'm not a hater. Won't gonna call it "sorority lube" like some folks.
Phil Thane ✅
in reply to Ricki Yasha Tarr • • •Rocketman
in reply to Ricki Yasha Tarr • • •I’m from Germany.
I have tried ranch dressing.
I think it’s perfect if you don’t want to know what your salad actually tastes like. Ketchup for salad, basically.
Just Annie
in reply to Ricki Yasha Tarr • • •I don't usually answer such provocative questions....
Northern New York State...almost Canada.
Yes, I've tried ranch dressing.
I feel ranch dressing has its place. It's not my first choice, but if I see it on the menu as their "house dressing" I will try it, because I like it made, instead of from a bottle.
Hi Ricki! 🤗
Holly
in reply to Ricki Yasha Tarr • • •I'm from the US, I have tried ranch dressing, I prefer a nice vinaigrette.
I recently shipped, at their request, a dozen packets of powdered ranch dressing to my German friend in Munich because they can't find it there and they love it for dips.
Ertain
in reply to Ricki Yasha Tarr • • •Alison Meeks
in reply to Ricki Yasha Tarr • • •> Where are you from?
Near Toronto, Canada
> Have you tried ranch dressing?
Yes
> How do you feel about ranch dressing?
Ok as veggie dip or to dip pizza crusts. Many other dressings I prefer but in a pinch it's ok.
Fav dressings: Red Lobster blue cheese, Olive Garden house salad, grew up on 1000 Island, Catalina is good.
Tony Hoyle
in reply to Ricki Yasha Tarr • • •Carrie Shanafelt
in reply to Ricki Yasha Tarr • • •I was born in Indiana, raised in St. Louis, Omaha, and Kansas City. I find ranch dressing to be an utterly vile, food-ruining subtance.
My excuse is that my parents are not Midwesterners. My father is from rural Oklahoma and my mother is from Mobile, Alabama. I never saw ranch dressing outside of Hidden Valley TV commercials until I moved to Cleveland for college.
Muiris
in reply to Ricki Yasha Tarr • • •Europe,
No,
Repulsed.
I use freshly made Vinaigrette/French dressing on my salad. (Olive oil, Dijon mustard, salt, pepper, balsamic vinegar/wine vinegar). takes literally 20 seconds to make.
Marty Fouts
in reply to Ricki Yasha Tarr • • •The Sleight Doctor 🃏
in reply to Ricki Yasha Tarr • • •I'm from the East Midlands, England. I have tried what purported to be ranch dressing at American-style diners here and didn't dislike it...but didn't love it either.
It certainly isn't bad.
Sir Osis of Liver 🇨🇦 🇲🇽
in reply to Ricki Yasha Tarr • • •- New Brunswick
- Tried it
- Do not want
Not big on creamy sauces/condiments generally with a very few exceptions.
Chris Hessert 🐧 🇺🇦
in reply to Ricki Yasha Tarr • • •Yes, I’ve had ranch dressing.
It’s good as a vegetable dip, and that’s about it. I wouldn’t ask for it on a typical salad.
Kierkegaanks regretfully
in reply to Ricki Yasha Tarr • • •Sweden
No. But we have our own ranch that disappoint US exchange students every year.
I feel 🤷
caracabe
in reply to Ricki Yasha Tarr • • •Hilary
in reply to Ricki Yasha Tarr • • •London, UK
Not knowingly
It sounds quite vile
Chuck Durfee
in reply to Ricki Yasha Tarr • • •Frisco LaLa
in reply to Ricki Yasha Tarr • • •Raised in California, family all over the U.S.
Yes
I like it but don’t eat it much anymore except maybe as a dip for fries. I ate a lot of it growing up on salad bar salads. My favorite application was as a dip for fried zucchini.
cognitively accessible math
in reply to Ricki Yasha Tarr • • •That said, parents were not going to bring in overprocessed messy stuff into the house.
RolloTreadway
in reply to Ricki Yasha Tarr • • •North Wales originally, though I live now in Tynedale in the northeast of England, and have been in this general area most of my adult life.
I don't know how you'd go about dressing a ranch. It sounds like a lot of work.
Catherine is not complacent
in reply to Ricki Yasha Tarr • • •Gordon Cowtan
in reply to Ricki Yasha Tarr • • •Almost definitely tried it but don’t remember it specifically. 🙄
Angie
in reply to Ricki Yasha Tarr • • •Ranch Dressing: Okay
Ranch Dressing from Mazzios: Liquid Sex
sollat
in reply to Ricki Yasha Tarr • • •Yes
I hate it with the fire of one thousand suns
Urban Camera
in reply to Ricki Yasha Tarr • • •Adrianna Tan
in reply to Ricki Yasha Tarr • • •2. Yes
3. I think ranch is one of my favorite things
mraaaaak
in reply to Ricki Yasha Tarr • • •OhSnap!Dragon
in reply to Ricki Yasha Tarr • • •I don't do ranch, tartar, mayo, anything with that texture. So nasty.
🤢 🤮
Bruce Elrick
in reply to Ricki Yasha Tarr • • •Multiple places in Canada (Ottawa, Winnipeg, Regina, Toronto, Calgary).
Yes.
I enjoy it on salads and as a dip (veggies, fries, ..?).
I live in a community in Calgary called Hidden Valley but I find Hidden Valley Ranch Dressing is terrible.
dugglebutt
in reply to Ricki Yasha Tarr • • •1. All over the place. Born in PVD. Then Germany, then Chicago then Minnesota then *back* to PVD then London then upstate NY, then NYC, then Florida, now *back* in PVD.
2. Yeah dude
3. Pretty rad. More of a blue cheese fan if it comes to wings, but ranch is pretty stellar
WideEyedCurious 🇺🇸 💙 🇺🇦 & 🇨🇦
in reply to Ricki Yasha Tarr • • •From: Born in South Dakota (yes, we), start kindergarten in a central Ontario mining town, and have been in Minnesota since 1990 (excluding 3 months in central Kansas I prefer not to talk about).
Yes, I’ve tried ranch dressing and have some in my fridge right now. I neither love it or hate it, but I don’t dislike it. I just didn’t grow up with it. I’m fine with it on a salad, but I think it’s better as a dip for raw carrots, cucumbers, etc.
Andrea, Automancer, Sapphimancer ⚧️♾️
in reply to Ricki Yasha Tarr • • •Gulf Coast East Texas originally, California now.
Yes.
For the typical salad/veggies purposes I'm not a fan. I like it when paired with savory and spicy, but at the same time if I'm, say, in the mood for ranch with wings (my favorite use for it), I'll actively try to get something a fair bit spicier than usual to make sure it's not lost in the sauce but appropriately contrasting.
FeloniousPunk
in reply to Ricki Yasha Tarr • • •- Yes, tried it.
- Meh it’s ok I guess. Nothing to write home about home about, not that I would anyway.
scribblans
in reply to Ricki Yasha Tarr • • •Bill Hooker
in reply to Ricki Yasha Tarr • • •Born and raised in New Guinea and Australia, lived all over the USA for the last 20-some years.
I like ranch dressing just fine. I'd had it a few times in Aus, but it's much more popular here.
Star12Mt
in reply to Ricki Yasha Tarr • • •DarkAthena 💙🏳️🌈🧑🏻💻💫
in reply to Ricki Yasha Tarr • • •The upper Midwest, USA.
Yes.
Although considered food group or beverage up here, I think it’s mostly mid. Homemade is the best though.
sahqon
in reply to Ricki Yasha Tarr • • •Slovakia, EU. I think we have it here now, but never tried it. But looking at the diy recipes I've made something similar but not for salads, at least with the amount of meat it's not considered salad lol.
Meh/situational.
KanaMauna
in reply to Ricki Yasha Tarr • • •Yes
Meh, it’s everywhere. I am an oil & vinegar out of two separate bottles man.
Jordi and 1001 Opossums
in reply to Ricki Yasha Tarr • • •Jordi and 1001 Opossums (@Jorsh@beige.party)
beige.partypmonks (330ppm)
in reply to Ricki Yasha Tarr • • •Charlotte Walker
in reply to Ricki Yasha Tarr • • •Jenny Fx
in reply to Ricki Yasha Tarr • • •PrinceOfDenmark
in reply to Ricki Yasha Tarr • • •Glowing Cat of the Nuclear Wastelands
in reply to Ricki Yasha Tarr • • •selmins
in reply to Ricki Yasha Tarr • • •Catalonia.
Tried ranch dressing when I lived in the US.
Not bad, but never felt the need to use it again. Imho its purpose is to mask the taste of not-so-fresh or flavorless salad ingredients.
Steve Dallape
in reply to Ricki Yasha Tarr • • •MinmiTheDino
in reply to Ricki Yasha Tarr • • •2. Yes
3. I like it! But I’m noticing ppl seem to be making an odd mistake and putting it on salads? It is for sure a dip/spread in my mind. Tangy & fatty, what’s not to like?
Fishercat
in reply to Ricki Yasha Tarr • • •Caiotekit Creations
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