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Oreo Just Released 3 Limited-Time Flavors, Including a First-of-Its-Kind Cookie - AOL (opens the original)
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The iconic Oreo brand isn’t afraid to shake up its famous black-and-white cookie. Just last month, the brand dropped Cinnamon Bun, a flavor fans had requested for years. But this latest drop of three new variations might be its wildest ever. Two flavors sound absolutely genius, but the third is a bit of a head-scratcher. Drumroll, please! The new limited-edition flavors are Oreo Banana Pudding Cookies, Oreo Deep Fried Cookies, and Oreo Chicken & Waffles Cookies. They will be in stores starting A
3 Recalls You Need To Know About This Week - AOL (opens the original)
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Amy’s Organic Lentil Soup, Taylor Farms lettuce, and more than 19 million eggs were recently recalled. The recalls involve a manufacturing defect that could cause spoilage, concerns related to the ongoing Cyclospora outbreak, and possible Salmonella contamination. Learn which products are affected and what to do if you have one of them. Food recalls ran the gamut this week, starting with an update on the cyclospora outbreak linked to Walmart’s iceberg lettuce. There were also millions of eggs re
M&M’s Is Quietly Eliminating Two Colors From Its Iconic Lineup - AOL (opens the original)
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Don’t be surprised if a future pack of M&M’s looks a bit less colorful than before. The legendary candy brand promised to eliminate artificial dyes from the chocolatey morsels, but it’s having trouble with the blue and brown hues. In an interview with the Wall Street Journal, M&M’s execs revealed that the process has been costly and, unfortunately, not easy. Mars, the maker of M&M’s, was able to create red, orange, and yellow with natural ingredients like turmeric and beets. Mars found a natural
You’ve Been Overpaying for Eggs for Years—Egg Producers May Have Worked Together to Inflate Prices - AOL (opens the original)
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Remember when egg prices skyrocketed up to nearly $6 a dozen in 2025? It turns out that avian flu wasn’t the only factor. The U.S. Justice Department filed a lawsuit against three major egg producers “for unlawful coordinated manipulation of egg prices.” In other words, these companies may have artificially inflated the prices that grocery stores paid for eggs—and therefore, what you paid at the checkout. Last week, the Justice Department and attorneys general from 17 states proposed a settlemen
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