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Power introduces & # 39; Salad Frosting & # 39; to help fool kids into eating more vegetables
Instead of just asking the children to eat salad dressing – or pretending that the ancient spice carries the characteristics of a dessert pin – Kraft Heinz has introduced "Salad Frosting" with the sweet tooth picking word right on the label.
But here's the catch: It's just a thin tube of ranch dressing, relabeled so parents can trick kids into happily eating vegetables.
"Children will eat something with frosting, right?" says the company in a press release. "It's a match made for noon happiness."
Believe, but you have to wonder: What about children who have tasted ranch dressing? Won't they quickly blow the cover?
It is also worth noting that ranch dressing is not exactly the healthiest option for children or adults. Only 2 tablespoons of power version have 1[ads1]10 calories, 11 grams of fat and 290 milligrams of sodium. The same amount of Betty Crocker vanilla frosting has more calories – 140 – but only 5 grams of fat and 70 milligrams of sodium.
