Kraft pushing dressing beyond the salad bowl

Kraft's "let's get zesty" salad dressing campaign, featuring a naked man sprawled on a checkered picnic blanket, has sent the "One Million Moms" watchdog group reeling. 

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Lucky carrot sticks getting a ranch bath. (elana’s pantry)

Cane Rosso, a Texas pizza parlor, has a pretty standard menu — a pizza pie will run you about 15 bucks, a sandwich around $10. But if you're looking for a side of ranch dressing to go with your personal pie, you better start saving your pennies; it'll set you back $1000. (via Eater.)

This startup has plans to do to salad dressing what Ben & Jerry's did to ice cream.

Pinnacle Foods Inc., owner of brands such as Hungry Man dinners and Duncan Hines baking mixes, is buying the Wish-Bone salad dressing brands from Unilever for $580 million.

Unilever is seeking a buyer for its Wish-Bone salad-dressing business, the latest well-known food brand the Anglo-Dutch conglomerate has put on the block as it shifts its focus toward personal-care products.

Unilever is seeking a buyer for its Wish-Bone salad-dressing business, the latest well-known food brand the Anglo-Dutch conglomerate has put on the block as it shifts its focus toward personal-care products.