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World Cup Fans Spark a Ranch Dressing Revival—Here's Why

Felicia David•

20.06.2026• 1 Min.

Ranch lovers can soon travel with a TSA-friendly kit of the popular American dressing

World Cup Fans Spark a Ranch Dressing Revival—Here's Why

Ranch dressing is seeing a surge in popularity thanks to the World Cup. The creamy condiment, first created in the 1950s, has now caught the attention of global football fans. Social media videos of players and supporters trying it for the first time have gone viral. Steve Henson invented ranch dressing in the mid-1950s at his Hidden Valley Guest Ranch. His original recipe combined herbs, spices, buttermilk, and mayonnaise. Guests enjoyed it so much that they began taking jars of it home with them.

To make the dressing more travel-friendly, a powdered version was later introduced. Now, Kraft is working on a 'TSA Compliant Ranch' for travellers. The company’s move comes after the TSA advised packing liquid ranch in checked luggage to avoid issues at airport security. The World Cup has brought ranch dressing into the spotlight once more. Kraft’s new product aims to make it easier for fans to bring the flavour on their journeys. The TSA’s guidance ensures travellers can still enjoy it without delays.

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