Well, they've found out, and the TSA is issuing a reminder to fans flying around the country: bottles of ranch are not exempt from rules about liquids in carry-ons.The TSA shared a tweet that has been drawing plenty of attention, offering a helpful reminder to World Cup fans who may have developed a taste for ranch.WATCH THE WORLD CUP FINAL ON FOX ONESomeone did point out a workaround that any ranch aficionados will be familiar with.Social media has been rife with stories of fans visiting the United States and discovering ranch, along with some of America's most calorie-laden condiments.And, can you blame them?I'm a born and bred (and very handsome) American, and I've even been overwhelmed by our condiment selection.You walk into a grocery store, and you see all kinds of condiments and any permutations of those condiments mixed with mayo.Forget Niagara Falls.
Take a visitor to the condiment aisle at Walmart, and it'll bring a tear to their eye.FOX ONE’S NEW WORLD CUP VIEWING EXPERIENCE"Better not be any contraband Hidden Valley in here..."-this stock photo model pretending to be a TSA agent (probably).(iStock)Honestly, I've never been a huge ranch guy.
I'm on record saying that once you turn 12 it's time to graduate to blue cheese.However, I forgot to grab some of my preferred blue cheese recently to go with hot wings, so I had no choice but to dip into my Wisconsin-native wife's ranch supply.I'm not going to lie: it was pretty damn good.Not sure I would mule a bottle of it to Europe, but I understand the impulse.ZERO BS.JUST DAKICH.
TAKE THE DON'T @ ME PODCAST ON THE ROAD.DOWNLOAD NOW!It has been a big World Cup for a lot of American foods and condiments, but ranch dressing is finally getting its moment on the international stage...
as long as it's not in your carry-on.(Daniel Acker/Bloomberg via Getty Images)I just fear for these new ranchophiles on their next trip to the United States, because we all know they're coming back to get their fix.Original ranch...