Do Conservatives or Liberals prefer ranch dressing more? (regular, school, California)

[ovcatto]

Originally Posted by Toyman at Jewel Lake

I ain't no barbarian.

Let's see, Bleu cheese drowned chicken wings, fried cheese... you may not be a barbarian but you definitely need to look into a healthier diet.

[freightshaker]

Originally Posted by ovcatto

Let's see, Bleu cheese drowned chicken wings, fried cheese... you may not be a barbarian but you definitely need to look into a healthier diet.

Nobody gets out alive....

[qr5667]

Originally Posted by DiogenesofJackson

So this is the big question. Who prefers ranch dressing more? Conservatives or liberals?

How many gallons of ranch dressing will be consumed at each of the nominating conventions?

Discuss....

...discussingly....

Well, ranch dressing does come from California, and Santa Barbara no less...

Originally Posted by DiogenesofJackson

Really? What about balsamic vinagrette, or just plain oil and vinegar?

I guess my original question presupposes that conservatives do indeed consume salad, but ranch dressing is versatile.

What ever happened to thousand island? I thought that would be the conservatives' fav because it's so "traditional."

That is the secret sauces at In-N-Out burger, they of the bible passage reference on their food wrappers...

[no1brownsfan]

MMMMMMMMMM- ranch dressing! I like it on my french fries.

[workingclasshero]

Originally Posted by DiogenesofJackson

So this is the big question. Who prefers ranch dressing more? Conservatives or liberals?

How many gallons of ranch dressing will be consumed at each of the nominating conventions?

Discuss....

...discussingly....

prefer with what???

this constitutionalist prefers:
with:
salad...thousand or russian
wings...blue cheese
for a dip with chips....onion or french onion
for a dip with vegies....ranch

[workingclasshero]

Originally Posted by Toyman at Jewel Lake

Ranch is perfectly acceptable on mozerella sticks .

what??? sorry but this Italian uses marinara for mozerella sticks

[workingclasshero]

Originally Posted by qr5667

Well, ranch dressing does come from California, and Santa Barbara no less...




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uhm it originated in Cali

from wiki:
In 1954, Steve and Gayle Henson opened Hidden Valley Ranch, a dude ranch near Santa Barbara, California. They served guests a dressing that Steve had developed

In 1972, the brand was bought by Clorox for $8 million

but no longer made in cali: At the current time, Clorox subsidiary Hidden Valley Ranch Manufacturing LLC produces ranch packets and bottled dressings at two large factories, in Reno, Nevada and Wheeling, Illinois

[plannine]

I prefer my salad and most of what I eat, au naturel.

If it don't taste good to start with, why bother?

[emcee squared]

I think we deserve a national poll for this question.

[qr5667]

Originally Posted by workingclasshero

uhm it originated in Cali

from wiki:
In 1954, Steve and Gayle Henson opened Hidden Valley Ranch, a dude ranch near Santa Barbara, California. They served guests a dressing that Steve had developed

In 1972, the brand was bought by Clorox for $8 million

but no longer made in cali: At the current time, Clorox subsidiary Hidden Valley Ranch Manufacturing LLC produces ranch packets and bottled dressings at two large factories, in Reno, Nevada and Wheeling, Illinois

What, you mean all ranch dressing isn't still made entirely by the couple that originated it back in the 50's?!! OMG! Next you're going to tell me there's more than one brand of the stuff!