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Homemade Creamy Ranch Dressing

novembre 28, 2025 par articles articles

📋 Storage Info

Storage: Keep in the refrigerator in a sealed container.
Shelf life: Best used within 7 days.
Yield: ~1½ cups

Fresh, tangy, and better than store-bought, this homemade ranch is sure to become a go-to staple in your kitchen!

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