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10 Hippie Foods That Are Better With Ranch

Let's face it: there's a ton of dumb food out there. But if you ever have to eat something bland, you can survive if you just put Hidden Valley® For Everything on it. Here are some of the hippiest foods to look out for, and click here for chances to win a Team Ranch t-shirt or a $1 OFF Hidden Valley® For Everything coupon.

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Veggie "Burgers"

Mallory Dash / CC BY-ND http://2.0 / Flickr: 39975765@N05

We're in the 21st century, you guys. There's absolutely no reason for us to pretend we're eating a burger when we're really eating vegetables.

Tabouleh

Divya Thakur / CC BY-SA http://2.0 / Flickr: divya_

Not sure how to pronounce it? Better stay away then!

Grilled Chicken

Maya83 / CC BY-SA http://2.0 / Flickr: maya83

Grilled chicken is really just an excuse for chefs to show off their grill-marking skills. They don't really expect you to eat the chicken.

Tofu

uits / CC BY http://2.0 / Flickr: uits

Tofu is slabs is soy milk that have coagulated...just like blood does when it becomes a scab!

Turkey Wraps

stu_spivack / CC BY-SA http://2.0 / Flickr: stuart_spivack

Are we really having this much trouble finding the bread aisle these days?

Lentil Patties

diekatrin / CC BY-SA http://2.0 / Flickr: diekatrin

Haha, look at these lentils trying to be hamburgers!

Broccoli

Lablascovegmenu / CC BY http://2.0 / Flickr: lablasco

Who wants to eat tiny trees and then pay for it by farting? It's just outrageous and senseless.

Baked Potatoes

Joe Hall / CC BY http://2.0 / Flickr: joebeone

It's never been easier to make mashed potatoes. So if you find yourself with a baked potato on your plate, you are completely allowed to do something about it.

Quinoa

rusvaplauke / CC BY http://2.0 / Flickr: rusvaplauke

Quinoa is a species of "goosefoot" (?), and related to the tumbleweed. You're craving some really hard now, huh.

Eggplant

rusvaplauke / CC BY http://2.0 / Flickr: rusvaplauke

The day someone says, "that eggplant you're making smells delicious!" is the day we can start taking eggplant seriously.