The original recipe is attributed to Steve Henson's buttermilk-herb dressing at Hidden Valley Ranch in California in the 1950s. He and his wife Gayle turned that into a company selling a dehydrated version of their dressing ingredients, under the Hidden Valley Ranch name.
Do New Yorkers dip pizza in ranch?
Nobody in New York puts ranch dressing on his or her pizza; most pizzerias don't even carry it, and if they do it's for the tossed salad.Aug 4, 2015
How common is pizza with ranch?
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What dip goes best with pizza?
- Ranch Sauce. We all know ranch tastes good on everything.
- Garlic Sauce. For the more traditional pizza lover, garlic sauce is a must-have when eating a pizza slice.
- Marinara Sauce. Some may say pizza already comes with a layer of marinara sauce, why add more?
- BBQ Sauce.
- Hot Sauce.
Is it normal to dip pizza in ranch?
The ranch and pizza combination is known to be most popular in the Midwest, but people have been known to dip pizza in the good stuff everywhere from Texas to California. The final frontier is the East Coast, where many pizza joints don't carry ranch dressing, and those that stock it, do so begrudgingly.Apr 8, 2020
Where did dipping pizza in ranch originate?
A story in the Houston Press cites a Washington Post article from 2008 that claimed drunk students in Washington, DC. created this oftentimes polarizing combination. Taste of Home suggests that the combination was first introduced when pizza places commenced offering this condiment to accompany breadsticks.
Ranch dressing on pizza in the Midwest While people do this all over the place, it's especially popular in the Midwest, where folks smother their pizza in the stuff. And since pizza is a vegetable (duh), everything works out!
Is eating pizza with ranch a southern thing?
Ranch first started being offered at pizza restaurants as a condiment for breadsticks. The ranch and pizza combination is known to be most popular in the Midwest, but people have been known to dip pizza in the good stuff everywhere from Texas to California.Apr 8, 2020