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American Ranch Salad Dressing The Big Winner At This Summer’s World Cup Matches

Ted CohenBy Ted CohenJune 24, 2026Updated:June 24, 2026No Comments1 Min Read
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Ranch dressing has apparently become such a hit with international World Cup visitors that travelers have been trying to bring bottles home in their carry-on bags, prompting reminders from TSA about liquid limits.

“Some visitors leave with souvenirs. Others leave with America’s favorite dressing,” Kraft wrote in an Instagram post on June 18. “Introducing Kraft TSA Compliant Ranch, a travel-friendly way to bring the taste of America home.”

Seeing an opportunity, Kraft Foods is teasing a pack of TSA-compliant ranch packets that would let fans take their newfound favorite condiment home without running into airport security issues.

The promotion follows TSA’s own tongue-in-cheek social media posts celebrating the ranch’s popularity while reminding passengers that larger bottles belong in checked luggage.

For now, Kraft says the portable packets are “coming soon,” giving ranch devotees another reason to keep an eye on the condiment aisle.

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