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.)

During an appearance on "CBS This Morning," Patriots owner Robert Kraft was asked to clarify how his Super Bowl ring ended up in the possession of Vladimir Putin and both his answers and his non-answers were very telling.

One of the strangest stories in modern international affairs is Vladimir Putin's alleged theft of Robert Kraft's Super Bowl ring.

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.