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Kraft introduces "Salad Frosting" to help trick your kids into eating more vegetables (Original Post) demmiblue Jun 2019 OP
It's just rebranded ranch dressing. nt Dr Hobbitstein Jun 2019 #1
Imagine that - a corporation 'greenwashing' their unhealthy product rurallib Jun 2019 #2
I would like to see the sugar content. Cracklin Charlie Jun 2019 #3
1 gram/serving (two TBSP) sl8 Jun 2019 #8
You can't fool kids. no_hypocrisy Jun 2019 #4
Sure you can. Harker Jun 2019 #9
That mom is super creepy! ProudLib72 Jun 2019 #5
The whole idea is creepy. Harker Jun 2019 #6
This is not a joke! And it gets worse... TreasonousBastard Jun 2019 #7

rurallib

(62,379 posts)
2. Imagine that - a corporation 'greenwashing' their unhealthy product
Sun Jun 16, 2019, 11:08 AM
Jun 2019

this is a new idea ( for the humor impaired)

sl8

(13,674 posts)
8. 1 gram/serving (two TBSP)
Sun Jun 16, 2019, 12:23 PM
Jun 2019

From https://www.huffpost.com/entry/kraft-salad-frosting_l_5cfaac25e4b04e90f1c8eda0

[...]

It’s worth noting that ranch dressing isn’t necessarily that much healthier than actual frosting. Pillsbury’s Creamy Supreme vanilla frosting has 140 calories and 5 grams of fat per 2-tablespoon serving, while Kraft’s Classic Ranch Dressing has 110 calories and 11 grams of fat for the same serving size. The Pillsbury frosting has more sugar, however, with 20 grams versus 1 gram for the Kraft dressing.

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no_hypocrisy

(46,021 posts)
4. You can't fool kids.
Sun Jun 16, 2019, 11:24 AM
Jun 2019

Last edited Sun Jun 16, 2019, 02:34 PM - Edit history (1)

They still see and taste salad vegetables.

This attempt to get kids to eat salad reminds me of a product from the 70s: I hate peas/broccoli/carrots which were pureed vegetables hidden as French fries.

http://gbnfgroceries.blogspot.com/2011/09/from-frozen-dept-i-hate-peas.html

Harker

(13,976 posts)
9. Sure you can.
Sun Jun 16, 2019, 01:51 PM
Jun 2019

through clever advertising and lying you can convince many of them, and their parents, that they're eating real food.

Harker

(13,976 posts)
6. The whole idea is creepy.
Sun Jun 16, 2019, 11:33 AM
Jun 2019

Marketing and poor parental guidance result in unhealthy, sugar-addled people who need to be tricked into eating salad dressing. Anything to sell more processed shit.

TreasonousBastard

(43,049 posts)
7. This is not a joke! And it gets worse...
Sun Jun 16, 2019, 12:15 PM
Jun 2019
https://www.washingtonpost.com/business/2019/06/12/krafts-salad-frosting-is-made-with-ranch-dressing-parents-deception

To get hold of the “frosting,” Kraft is calling on parents to share the “best” lies they’ve told their kids, using the hashtag #LieLikeAParent on Twitter. “Lies that receive the most likes and adhere to the contest theme and originality will have the chance to win Salad ‘Frosting!’ ” Kraft said. The company will reward 1,500 winners and send them a free sample of the “frosting.”
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