Here also...Easy question for me....
Mayo AND Miracle Whip ruin everything they touch. Yuck!
Here also...Easy question for me....
Mayo AND Miracle Whip ruin everything they touch. Yuck!
I don't know if you consider it a condiment as much as a dressing, but Krafts Ranch sucks %&*. It tastes like Miracle Whip. I hate Miracle Whip and I will never buy Krafts Ranch ever again.
Sorry! It was my fault that we even had the Kraft Ranch cuz it was cheaper than Hidden Valley. I figured it would taste a little different, but OMG, I couldn't eat my salad cuz it tasted like I just put Miracle Whip on top. EEEEEEEEEEEWWWWWWWWWWWWWW!!!!!!!!!!! I threw the bottle out the same day. The commercials for Kraft Ranch I think are stupid and I will never buy anything but Hidden Valley Ranch ever again.
My pet peeve is against steak-sauce-a-holics.
Doesn't matter how good of steak it is, they NEED steak sauce!!!!
While I'm in carnivore heaven with my perfect Med Rare Dry Aged T-Bone....
You freaks can have your machine tenderized chuck/bottom round steak drowning in A-1...and never know the difference. At least you're cheap to satisfy. You know liver is almost tolerable with a ton of crap on it too
My pet peeve is against steak-sauce-a-holics.
Doesn't matter how good of steak it is, they NEED steak sauce!!!!
While I'm in carnivore heaven with my perfect Med Rare Dry Aged T-Bone....
You freaks can have your machine tenderized chuck/bottom round steak drowning in A-1...and never know the difference. At least you're cheap to satisfy. You know liver is almost tolerable with a ton of crap on it too
cub, rainbow, roundy's, super value, kroger's etc...for regular fresh steak. Still very good but the dry aged you have to get in a good butcher shop. Its not very popular because it gets a greyish colorWhere do you buy your steak?
For you Mayo hating Hidden Valley Ranch lovers...
from wikipedia
History
In 1954, Steve and Gayle Henson opened a dude ranch near Santa Barbara, California, and named it "Hidden Valley Ranch". As a side business, they sold to guests a special dressing that Steve had developed in Alaska. The dressing was popular, and they began selling bottles that guests could take home, and later opened a factory to sell packets of ranch seasoning that had to be mixed with mayonnaise and buttermilk (packets that are still available to this day). In 1972 the brand was bought by Clorox for $8 million.
While I like both of Cleveland's own spicy brown mustards, personally, I prefer Bertman's Ball Park version over the Stadium Mustard....
I don't really like sweet pickles/relish, but I can tolerate them.
For you Mayo hating Hidden Valley Ranch lovers...
My pet peeve is against steak-sauce-a-holics.
Doesn't matter how good of steak it is, they NEED steak sauce!!!!
While I'm in carnivore heaven with my perfect Med Rare Dry Aged T-Bone....
You freaks can have your machine tenderized chuck/bottom round steak drowning in A-1...and never know the difference. At least you're cheap to satisfy. You know liver is almost tolerable with a ton of crap on it too
I don't know if you consider it a condiment as much as a dressing, but Krafts Ranch sucks %&*. It tastes like Miracle Whip. I hate Miracle Whip and I will never buy Krafts Ranch ever again.