Who invented ranch dressing

History tells us ranch dressing was created in by a plumber-turned-cowboy in Alaska. Steve Henson is the man behind this dressing perfection. In fact, Henson moved to California and purchased a ranch he called Hidden Valley Ranch, which made the now famous dressing a staple. Funny enough, the recipe for ranch dressing, came from the pursuit of the perfect buttermilk dressing.

The mix of buttermilk dressing, with garlic, onions, and herbs was what eventually turned into the ranch dressing we know and love today. Have you ever wondered who invented Ranch Dressing on Pizza? Luckliy, this delicious condiment was created by a Nebraska cowboy, Kenneth Henson , while wokring as a contrator in the remote Alaskan Bush.

As for the asnwert to started the trend of ranch dressing on pizza, that will remian a mystery. Who can truly know who was the first to add ranch dressing to their pizza?! Secret Facts about Ranch Dressing. Who invented Ranch Dressing. Steve Henson Salad — this word either excites the taste buds of fitness freaks or else it creates a feeling of dislike amongst the junk lovers.

When was Ranch Dressing Invented Ranch dressing was developed by a plumbing contractor and a Nebraska cowboy, Kenneth Henson who along with his wife opened a dude ranch named Hidden Valley Ranch in the early s.

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Lunch Is Life. View Collection collection View Collection. Ranch Shop. Create Account Log In. Receive cool emails with the latest Hidden Valley recipes, coupons, offers, new product info and more. Remember Me. Log in with Facebook Facebook. Welcome back! Sign back in to access your recipe tools. When did this obsession begin? In the s, Steve Henson developed what is now known as Ranch dressing while working as a contract plumber in Alaska.

In , Henson and his wife opened up Hidden Valley Ranch. Yes, that Hidden Valley. It was around this time that the couple began to sell the dressing both as a finished product and in a powdered form to be mixed with buttermilk and mayonnaise. As demand grew, the couple opened a factory, amped up production, and began distributing the finished product to be sold at supermarkets in the Southwest. In , the Hidden Valley Ranch brand was bought out by Clorox.

Yes, a well-known cleaning company purchased a salad dressing manufacturer. Around the early s, Clorox decided to reformulate the dressing several times so it was more convenient for consumers.