Ranch Salad Dressing & Seasoning Mix, Sodium Free, 1 Pack

It is ok...I just can't get use to a low sodium diet.

A nice tasting ranch dressing especially for having no salt content. A little weak in some of the flavor, but I am sure that is due to the lack of sodium, but it is way worth it if you are watching your intake. I did not follow the instructions as I did have some pretty bland buttermilk, and adding this alone would have ruined it! So I also added some mayonnaise and labne kefir cheese to spike up the buttermilk, and that helped a lot. I like it! I guess that it's relatively as economical as store bought for a two cup product end result.

Oh goodness, I did not pay attention to the size. I just assumed 4 ounces for the price, but it is actually .04 ounces. Just a wee little packet. I decided a long time ago to not rate on price. We can all see price, have different needs, preferences, budgets etc. But this is first time that I am rather floored about the price. Even so, I dont down rate for it. That is on me for not really paying attention as closely as I should have. The main reason why you would be buying this is because it is salt free. If you dont need salt free, then there are plenty of budget friendly options. For salt free, this is pretty good. Has a clearly ranch flavor to me, maybe a little off for my preference. I made it as a dip. I wish it had more so I could also make a dressing. Only makes a cup of dip and 2 cups dressing. I think it could stretch a bit on the dip depending on preference for strength of flavor. Let it sit so the flavors come through. Could work on popcorn too.

One cup of sour cream and this teeny tiny pouch - the ranch dip for potato chips and veggie sticks didn't last long at all for $5 (price at time of review). The taste is a standard ranch flavor with notes of garlic, onion, herbs - all of which blossomed well after 4 hours in the fridge. This stuff is fine ground, so the tidbits of herbs were barely noticeable in the dip. It's nice there is a no-sodium option for those who may have dietary or health restrictions, but this is a bit on the bland side overall. I'm sure there are better options available, and likely at a better price.

Parsley. Dill. Garlic. Onion. Salt & Pepper to taste. That's the whole basis for ranch seasoning. If you're trying to avoid sodium, lose the salt and don't mix it with any dairy products like sour cream or mayo, and certainly don't mix it with buttermilk, which has a ton of sodium. Of course, that kind of voids the point of having authentic ranch dressing or dip. If you're trying to save money, don't spend it on this teeny tiny itty bitty packet of sodium-free ranch seasoning when you can make it yourself for pennies. No matter how good this may taste, yours will taste better and you'll be richer for it. I do take responsibility for not looking more closely at this packet before ordering. We love ranch seasonings and dressings here, and for some reason I had it in my head that this was something new and different, and at the very least that it would be a lot more than it is for how much they charge. It's my own fault. Please don't make my mistake.

This Ranch Salad Dressing & Seasoning Mix, Sodium Free, 1 Pack is a good sodium free alternative. It is easy to make using mayonnaise and buttermilk, then putting it in the fridge for a few hours to let the flavors all blend together. The taste is fresh and appealing. It is a good ranch salad dressing and I like making it, rather than just buying a pre-made bottle.

This ranch seasoning packet is perfect for folks who are trying to avoid or cut down on salt. It contains a nice blend of herbs and other ingredients, and works to make tasty dressings and dips. The package, however, is incredibly small. I didn’t have a good concept of how much 0.4 oz would be volumetrically, but I figured the ingredients are light, so it would be a decent quantity. They’re not as light as I thought, I suppose.

I really like this as a salad dressing and a marinade. It makes 2-cups of dressing by mixing equal amounts of buttermilk and mayonnaise, adding this spice mixture, and then let it sit for a couple hours. I have a baked ranch chicken finger recipe that I like to make and decided to try this Ranch Dressing on that recipe. It really tasted good and my family loved it. I like that this has no salt, but it still tastes like a good Ranch Dressing. It is very easy to make as well. My packet had a best used by date of October 12, 2024, so this is presumably fresh and still has a long shelf life left. It is a little expensive, but it has really tasty spices and tastes just like Ranch Dressing, without the salt. I would certainly recommend this ranch flavored spice mixture.