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Ranch dressing is produced by many manufacturers, including Hidden Valley, Ken's, Kraft, Litehouse, Marie's, Newman's Own, and Wish-Bone, as well as Heinz in the Middle East.
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FROM THE RANCH TO THE WORLD. It’s safe to say that the world’s love of ranch has earned Hidden Valley Ranch — HVR for short — a place in popular culture. Now, people across the country proudly dip and dunk their wings and fries in creamy ranch, or drizzle it over burgers and pizza.
The true story of Hidden Valley Ranch is where rugged individualism, adventurous cowboys, and the romance of the wide-open American West meet food science, corporate conglomerates, and capitalism. Hidden Valley Ranch started out more or less by accident, then became a cottage industry, and then became a salad dressing superstar.
An illustration of the original Hidden Valley Ranch in Santa Barbara, California. Madeline McMahon. It is undeniable that people love ranch dressing. It’s creamy, tangy, herby — and it has...
On October 30, 1972, The Clorox Company bought a small mail-order dressing business called Hidden Valley® Ranch. Forty-five years on, the Hidden Valley brand has grown far beyond its rural California beginnings.
The idea was to operate Hidden Valley as a guest ranch, offering fishing, riding, hiking, and other outdoor activities. The ranch also offered hearty home-cooked meals. Guests were particularly taken by the unique dressing that graced the salads.
The couple bought an old property near Santa Barbara, Calif., and renamed it Hidden Valley Ranch, where they became known for Mr. Henson’s dressing recipe. Santa Barbara Historical Museum ...
However, Hidden Valley Ranch didn’t become a true American phenomenon until 1983, when the company introduced the first shelf-stable bottled ranch dressing. Since 1992, ranch has been the most popular salad dressing in America.
In 1954 ranch dressing was invented at Hidden Valley Ranch, a dude ranch near Santa Barbara, California. Ranch dressing has been the best-selling salad dressing in the United States since 1992, overtaking Italian dressing.