Nothing Hidden Ranch
Tangy, herby, creamy ranch-inspired blend created with Sohla & Ham El-Waylly.
Nothing Hidden Ranch - 2.6 oz glass jar is backordered and will ship as soon as it is back in stock.
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Single origin spices sourced directly from small farms
Over 12,000 5-star reviews
Nothing Hidden Ranch is exactly what it sounds like — all the Ranch flavor you love, nothing to hide. Created with Sohla and Ham El-Waylly, this blend is punchy with onion and garlic, tangy from real buttermilk, and bright with dill and chives. Bold, balanced and deeply savory, it’s ranch made from ingredients and spices we’re proud to put front and center.
Nothing Hidden Ranch works just as well sprinkled straight onto food as it does stirred into creamy dressings and dips. Cool, craveable and endlessly snackable, it’s a ranch inspired spice blend without shortcuts — and without secrets.
Contains milk
The Sohla & 4-Pack Includes:
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“Punchy with onion and garlic, tangy from real buttermilk, and kickin' from vibrant dill and savory chives; it’s perfect sprinkled on popcorn, roasted vegetables and grilled fish. Stir it into a combo of mayo and yogurt to make the perfect creamy dressing. Or up the cool and shower it over freshly fried tortilla chips!” -Sohla + HamNutritional Facts:- Stir 1 tablespoon into ½ cup mayo and ½ cup yogurt for an instant ranch dip or dressing
- Shower over hot fries or freshly fried tortilla chips
- Sprinkle on popcorn, roasted vegetables or grilled fish
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A party-ready seafood seasoning developed by Ham El-Waylly and used in Ham’s restaurant, Strange Delight. With layered spice, gentle heat and a hint of smoke, it brings New Orleans flair to home cooking.
- Season fried fish, shrimp or oysters
- Add to seafood boils or steamed shellfish
- Sprinkle over roasted vegetables or potatoes
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"We want everything to be pizza, so we created this blend to make our cheesy dreams come true. Ever had a NY slice and showered it with chili flake, garlic powder, and oregano? Now imagine that—but classy! Try this pizza spice on eggs, popcorn, avocado toast, as a dry brine for chicken, and of course, on anything with cheese!" -Sohla + Ham- Sprinkle on meats, pasta, eggs, avocado toast, popcorn and pizza!
- Season eggs, avocado toast or popcorn
- Use as a dry brine for chicken or roasted vegetables
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“This XXXTREME blend will zap you back to the '90s with its earthy cumin and coriander, smoky mesquite and chipotle, and FLAMES from red jalapeño and hot paprika. Try it on ground meat for your next hard-shell taco night, in a pot of simmering beans, to season grilled shrimp, or anywhere you need a fiesta, stat!" -Sohla + Ham- Season ground beef, chicken or mushrooms for taco night
- Stir into simmering beans or chili
- Sprinkle over grilled shrimp or roasted vegetables
Highlights
Ingredients
Buttermilk powder, nutritional yeast, chives, dill, fermented white pepper, black pepper, onion powder, garlic powder, salt (12%), sugar (5%), citric acid. Contains milk
Cooking tips
- Stir 1 tablespoon into ½ cup mayo and ½ cup yogurt for an instant ranch dip or dressing
- Shower over hot fries or freshly fried tortilla chips
- Sprinkle on popcorn, roasted vegetables or grilled fish
Sourcing

ABOUT SOHLA & HAM EL-WAYLLY
A long time ago, in two cities separated by 8250 miles, there were two people born. In Los Angeles, California, to Bangladeshi parents, Sohla. In Doha, Qatar, to Egyptian-Bolivian parents, Ham. Culinary obsession would bring them both to the CIA, where they had every class together in a program where that never happened.
Before you know it, they were married and living in New York. Sohla’s varied culinary journey took her from iconic restaurants like Pok Pok, Del Posto and Atera to running the pastry programs at Rotisserie Georgette, Dover and Battersby. Ham’s voyage took him from WD-50, Empellon, Corton and Momofuku to corporate cheffing at E2 Hospitality. This culminated in their love letter to classic diners, Hail Mary, which earned a prestigious Rising Star Chefs award.
After Hail Mary shuttered its doors, Sohla’s journey into food media began, with stints at Serious Eats and Bon Appetit. You can find her work at The New York Times, Food52 and The History Channel.



