Would a Naked Man Sell for Kraft? The Proof is in the sales

getmezesty.comOne Million Moms, a Christian advocacy group that aims to limit supposedly explicit content in the media, is in an uproar over a recent magazine advertisement for Kraft.
The ad, featuring an almost naked man covered by a picnic blanket, led the group to state in a recent press release that "Christians will not be able to buy Kraft dressings or any of their products until they clean up their advertising…Who will want Kraft products in their fridge or pantry if this vulgarity is what they represent?"
While, admittedly, the caption in the corner stating "Silverware Optional - Let's Get Zesty" is a a little suggestive and the accompanying link below "getmezesty.com" does sound like something you wouldn't really want to pop up in your Internet browser's history page, will the ad really "push away loyal, conservative customers" as the One Million Moms say? Or will it spice things up in the grocery store? Either way, Kraft is no longer just about salad dressings. Taste is in the eye of the beholder and Im not going to tell a mom what’s good or bad for her kids to watch because I worry about kids getting too sexual too young. But I don’t think they got a million mom’s but what ever amount they have I’m buying Kraft! Which the condiments came with it.
{Adam}