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A wacky idea: Salad Frosting  

hotfun_1966 57H
247 messages
11/6/2019 15h10
A wacky idea: Salad Frosting

While browsing the news today I came across one of the wackiest ideas yet...

Since kids tend to eat anything with the word "frosted" or "frosting", why not get them to frost salads in an attempt to get them to eat healthier foods?

Thus have the marketers at the Kraft division of Kraft Heinz repackaged ranch dressing in kids squeeze tubes and called it Salad "Frosting" (the quotes are in the name as pictured).

Eating salads is good, but not when they're frosted with fat-laden salad dressings.

Definitely a wacky idea.

Thoughts?

(Because of the squeeze tube package, this can also be great for those of us adults who use food in sex play, such as carrots and cucumbers. )

hotfun_1966 57H
3677 messages
11/6/2019 15h11

 Only in America.


Tmptrzz 61F  
107039 messages
11/6/2019 15h27

 That doesn't even sound good, the lighter the dressing the better I think. Of course if its ranch dressing then I use a little more..thanks for sharing this as I hadn't heard of this before..
Seduce the mind and see what a wonderful adventure the body will take you on..


hotfun_1966 57H
3677 messages
11/6/2019 15h38
    Citer Tmptrzz:
    That doesn't even sound good, the lighter the dressing the better I think. Of course if its ranch dressing then I use a little more..thanks for sharing this as I hadn't heard of this before..
You're welcome!

The article is about 6 hours or so old at this posting, so a lot of folks will be having WTF moments when they see or hear about it.


japaneseass 56F  
50231 messages
11/6/2019 15h50

 my son likes salad...and he eats regularly...he even eat at school for lunch...it's a good thing he doesn't really need "frosting"...he prefer Oil and Vinegar...normally...although he does eat Ranch at school...


hotfun_1966 57H
3677 messages
11/6/2019 15h53
    Citer japaneseass:
    my son likes salad...and he eats regularly...he even eat at school for lunch...it's a good thing he doesn't really need "frosting"...he prefer Oil and Vinegar...normally...although he does eat Ranch at school...
That's good to hear.

So what do you think of the idea?


Heathen_G 65H
7974 messages
11/6/2019 16h01

 Thoughts? ....Would probably work, but that would only be pushing , "Eat junk and sugar"... So the target market would people who have no concept of health, and many of these people would already be fat , obese porkers.... I think it's time to bring back fat-shaming.


hotfun_1966 57H
3677 messages
11/6/2019 16h07
    Citer Heathen_G:
    Thoughts? ....Would probably work, but that would only be pushing , "Eat junk and sugar"... So the target market would people who have no concept of health, and many of these people would already be fat , obese porkers.... I think it's time to bring back fat-shaming.
Considering the push to take sugar out of cereal names years ago, this seems like the exact opposite intention.

And fat-shaming is still around. Look at all the flak Sports Illustrated got for having a normally proportioned (e.g. not starved and skinny) swimsuit model!


HAMONMAN 64H
13128 messages
11/6/2019 16h43

 In Canada, those fuckers at Kellogg's deleted the word 'Frosted' from Frosted Mini Wheats, claiming 'whole wheat goodness with a touch of sweet'.
Icing sugar is the 2nd listed ingredient.

Kellogg's only offers frosted mini wheats in this market, unlike the USA where you can get the healthier unfrosted variety.

Getting back to the salad frosting, why not use real frosting?


AliOrbit 67F
624 messages
11/6/2019 16h53

 Are the "frostings" fat free?


hotfun_1966 57H
3677 messages
11/6/2019 22h07
    Citer AliOrbit:
    Are the "frostings" fat free?
Not as far as I know; it's just their regular ranch dressing repackaged.


hotfun_1966 57H
3677 messages
11/6/2019 22h08
    Citer HAMONMAN:
    In Canada, those fuckers at Kellogg's deleted the word 'Frosted' from Frosted Mini Wheats, claiming 'whole wheat goodness with a touch of sweet'.
    Icing sugar is the 2nd listed ingredient.

    Kellogg's only offers frosted mini wheats in this market, unlike the USA where you can get the healthier unfrosted variety.

    Getting back to the salad frosting, why not use real frosting?
They're trying to get kids to eat more salads, but not more sugar. So they replace the sugar with salt and fat.


hotfun_1966 57H
3677 messages
11/6/2019 22h15
    Citer HAMONMAN:
    In Canada, those fuckers at Kellogg's deleted the word 'Frosted' from Frosted Mini Wheats, claiming 'whole wheat goodness with a touch of sweet'.
    Icing sugar is the 2nd listed ingredient.

    Kellogg's only offers frosted mini wheats in this market, unlike the USA where you can get the healthier unfrosted variety.

    Getting back to the salad frosting, why not use real frosting?
I'm still peeved at Kellogg's for getting rid of the Sugar from my Sugar Frosted Flakes and Sugar Smacks and Post for turning Sugar Crisp into Super Golden Crisp (but the mascot is still called Sugar Bear).

One good bit of news: Big G still sells Frosty-O's. They just call them what they were all along: Frosted Cheerios.


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