Dairy Free Ranch Mix by Farrell Specialty Foods – Dairy, Egg, Soy, Nut, Sugar, Sodium / & Salt Free – Delicious Salad Dressing, Vegetable Dip & Seasoning. (Vegan, No Sodium. 5.5 oz jar (156 g))

Finding a flavorful ranch alternative without dairy, eggs, soy, nuts, sugar, or salt can be challenging, but this mix delivers impressively. Crafted with a blend of dehydrated garlic and onion, parsley, dill weed, and chives, it offers a fresh and zesty flavor profile.Preparation is straightforward: combine the mix with your preferred mayonnaise, a splash of lemon juice, and water to achieve a creamy dressing or dip. It's versatile enough to be used as a seasoning on roasted vegetables, sprinkled over popcorn, or incorporated into various dishes.​What stands out is its commitment to clean ingredients—free from common allergens and additives. Plus, it's produced in a facility that avoids cross-contamination with dairy, eggs, soy, and nuts, making it suitable for those with dietary restrictions.​For anyone seeking a delicious, allergen-friendly ranch option, this mix is a must-try.

This is the best dairy free ranch dry mix on the market! Don’t listen to the one star reviews. This is the best.I highly recommend using follow your heart, soy free vegenaise brand

Has a great ranch taste and doesn’t hurt my stomach. I have alpha gal. I use it all the time on everything.

This stuff is magical. We bought it because Hampton Creek/Just Ranch and Mayo have been out of stock for months (is it last the year mark yet?) and the reviews were great. It really does make fantastic ranch dressing— better than any recipe we’ve tested or created. It’s also great as a seasoning for potatoes and Beyond Beef meatballs, and literally anything else you like ranch-flavored.My only complaint is that the ingredients list says “spices,” without listing ALL of the actual spices. For those of us with food allergies (including the creators of this product!) really need to read labels closely.

Ok, so I have to admit... It took me a couple of months to use this. But- when I did, I had veggies and salads galore for days. It's delicious! Super simple ingredients, and you mix it with mayonnaise and water and lemon juice, but it's easy to make, and you'll want more right away! You can change the consistency too, or use it in recipes like any other ranch. I highly recommend it! Go for it! :) Woot! Finally a delicious dairy free ranch!

Based on the reviews I expected this to taste like more than just a blend of green herbs with onion and garlic. That I could do myself at home, but it doesn't say "ranch" without the extra tang of buttermilk and, I don't know, pixie dust, whatever makes us crave ranch on everything. The instructions say add lemon juice, so don't skip that if you want it to have flavor. (I use a little rice vinegar.)I agree with a lot of the reviews that it's heavy on the dill, but one problem is with a jar like this the contents are never going to disperse evenly. The top of the jar will be the lightweight flaky parsley and dill, and the denser powdered ingredients will settle to the bottom. That means no matter how much you shake the jar, you'll probably never get a good balance of flavors.

I make a chicken nugget slider with mayo and just sprinkle this on top of the mayo on the sandwich bun with a couple shakes of Franks Hot Sauce and it tastes sooooo good like a Buffalo Ranch Chicken Slider Sandwich. I use it in my deviled eggs and egg salad, and to make my nugget and wing dip sauce, and my salad dressings too I add a little vinegar to give my ranch a kick of zest to it. Soooooo good!

I don't write reviews often, but I wanted to share that this seasoning mix is really great! I'm trying to eat healthier and reduce dairy and fats in my diet and it's hard to find dressings that are satisfying for salads. I am so happy to have found this. So far I've used it to make homemade dressing using silken tofu (with a small amount of vegan mayo and vinegar) and it is delicious! I do add a little salt, but you don't have to. I've also used it on air fried potatoes (no oil) which is equally as good. I recommend this highly if you like ranch dressing and want to make your own version!