Homemade Keto Ranch Dressing Recipe

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Homemade Keto Ranch Dressing Recipe

67 ratings

Store-bought Ranch dressing usually has added sugars, but it is very simple to make at home from scratch. A super-easy way to mix up Keto and Low Carb meals is to add delicious sauces. Sauces are a great way to add fat to meals depending on your macro goals. One of the most versatile sauces is this Homemade Keto Ranch Dressing recipe. This ranch is made with mayo and sour cream. It is flavored with dried parsley, dill, and chives as well as garlic and onion powder.

Is Ranch dressing Keto-friendly?

Yes, it is. Thanks to the high-fat content, it will minimally affect blood glucose and insulin levels. This Keto Ranch also contains no sugar.

What are other variations I can try?

Adding hot sauce to Ranch is a delicious way to spice things up. Simply add enough hot sauce to your personal liking. There are many different kinds of hot sauces so use your favorite.

Can I use fresh herbs?

Most definitely! I like using fresh herbs for this recipe because the flavor is greener. You will need to use more fresh herbs than dried to get the same flavor, but as long as you taste it at the end you can adjust adding more herbs if you would like to.

  • Net Carbs

    1 g

  • Fiber

    0.1 g

  • Total Carbs

    1.1 g

  • Protein

    0.6 g

  • Fats

    18.8 g

175 cals

Homemade Keto Ranch Dressing Recipe

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Ingredients

  • Mayo

    Mayo

    1 cup

  • Sour Cream

    Sour Cream

    ½ cup

  • Lemon Juice

    Lemon Juice

    2 teaspoon

  • Parsley, Dried

    Parsley, Dried

    2 teaspoon

  • Dill Weed, Dried

    Dill Weed, Dried

    1 teaspoon

  • Chives, Dried Or Dehydrated

    Chives, Dried Or Dehydrated

    1 teaspoon

  • Garlic Powder

    Garlic Powder

    ¼ teaspoon

  • Onion Powder

    Onion Powder

    ¼ teaspoon

  • Kosher Salt by Morton

    Kosher Salt by Morton

    ½ tsp

  • Black Pepper

    Black Pepper

    ¼ teaspoon

  • Whole Milk

    Whole Milk

    1 tablespoon

Recipe Steps

steps 3

10 min

  • Step 1

    Add the mayo and sour cream to a large mixing bowl.
    Step 1
  • Step 2

    Add in the dried spices and seasonings.
    Step 2
  • Step 3

    Next add the milk until the mixture loosens. Feel free to add more milk if you would like a thinner consistency.
    Step 3

Comments 31

  • laurie39e0

    laurie39e0 7 days ago

    It's delicious. I made it with homemade mayo

    • GrandAuntReeree

      GrandAuntReeree a year ago

      If you're using regular store bought mayo, you might as well just buy the bottled dressing. The seed oils used in regular mayo cause inflammation in EVERYONE. If you make your own mayo, with butter, bacon grease, or even avocado oil then I can see how this might work health wise.

      • laurie39e0

        laurie39e0 7 days ago

        Or make your own with avocado oil!

      • Kelly

        Kelly 9 months ago

        Use Chosen avacado mayo!😀

    • Laura

      Laura a year ago

      This reminds me of the ranch dressing that was served at an old Sizzler’s Steak House in the San Francisco Bay Area, back in the 1960’s. It was thick and used lot’s of coarse ground pepper.

      • StellarKetone543579

        StellarKetone543579 2 years ago

        Tasted great. Didn’t even need to add the milk, the consistency was fine without it.

        • 6toMIDNIGHT

          6toMIDNIGHT 2 years ago

          This was seriously delicious. Was out of milk so I used heavy cream. Going to add Chipotle on next batch.

          • CP1

            CP1 3 years ago

            I loved this dressing. Unfortunately I didn’t have any chives but it was still great! In order to determine the serving size I weighed the finished recipe (375 grams) and divided by 10 servings they suggested for the listed macros. Each serving weighs 37-ish grams, so I just put my salad on the scale and added 37 grams. I’m still not sure how many tablespoons it was, but it was a generous amount!

            • FortuitousMacadamia480777

              FortuitousMacadamia480777 2 years ago

              The way I calculated it would be 3 tablespoons per serving.

          • KarenBurtonWellness

            KarenBurtonWellness 3 years ago

            This looks great! I mix the dry ingredients together with 2 T of vanilla protein powder to keep in my cupboard. I use it to season meat sometimes, but most often just mix it with Mayo for a dip. I never thought of adding sour cream and heavy whipping cream to it. I bet that’s good! I also use it with cream cheese sometimes, when making a cheeseball. Add this dry mix + shredded cheddar cheese + a few diced green olives. Stuff that in a jalapeño pepper, wrap with bacon and bake until bacon is done. Keto delight!

            • SplendidMacadamia715238

              SplendidMacadamia715238 3 years ago

              How much is 1/8 of a serving? Trying to log correctly and usually go by cup increments but I just can’t figure how much 1 serving is liquid.

              • SpectacularCauliflower122629

                SpectacularCauliflower122629 2 years ago

                1 pound made with 16 servings comes out to about 1.6oz a serving

              • Helena R.

                Helena R. 3 years ago

                2 tablespoons is one fluid ounce. The serving size is one ounce. I'd use 2 T as the measurement for a serving.

              • MsK

                MsK 3 years ago

                I weighed it. You can change serving size to gram etc.

            • OutstandingKale826859

              OutstandingKale826859 4 years ago

              I’ve made this twice and we love it!!

              • JuicyJoyce

                JuicyJoyce 4 years ago

                I don’t have whole milk, can I substitute the milk with something else?

                • FabulousRadish202839

                  FabulousRadish202839 2 years ago

                  IDK why whole milk is showing up in the recipes🤷🤷🤷

                • Cubiegal

                  Cubiegal 3 years ago

                  I use half and half

                • ryody

                  ryody 3 years ago

                  Heavy whipping cream.

                • CindyLou1969

                  CindyLou1969 3 years ago

                  I use heavy whipping cream

              • Craazybirdlady

                Craazybirdlady 4 years ago

                This recipe is delicious and I can visualize how much better it would be with all fresh herbs! This time I used a mix of dry and fresh and loved it!

                • KeedoGracie

                  KeedoGracie 4 years ago

                  This is every bit as good as the rave reviews made me think it was. I'm dying to try out a version using lowfat mayo and sour cream, because that macro is always getting away from me, and the lowfat versions of these still taste good, IMHO, without adding on a lot of carbs.

                  • GodsGirl

                    GodsGirl 4 years ago

                    Perfection

                    • Agravated Avacado 58

                      Agravated Avacado 58 4 years ago

                      OMG! This is fantastic!

                      • StupendousKetone572735

                        StupendousKetone572735 4 years ago

                        Delicious

                        • Sarah Lou Cat Lady

                          Sarah Lou Cat Lady 4 years ago

                          How long can this be kept for?

                          • ryody

                            ryody 3 years ago

                            The furthest out use by date on the sour cream or milk or 2 weeks.

                          • Stellbellsmomma

                            Stellbellsmomma 3 years ago

                            When I use the fresh herbs it lasts about 1 1/2 weeks, after that it is "iffy." :)

                          • Cindy2

                            Cindy2 4 years ago

                            Good question, probably a month if you use water to thin it instead of milk. I’m going to make it today and date it. Hopefully it will last a while.

                        • Mommalu

                          Mommalu 5 years ago

                          Very tasty & delicious

                          • Lalalanono

                            Lalalanono 5 years ago

                            Absolutely delicious. Way better than the bottle versio.