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Sarah Leberknight

Reporter · US

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Sep 29, 2026
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  1. Article · Sep 29, 2026 · Sarah Leberknight

    Popeyes Quietly Removed a Beloved Signature Item and Fans Are Swearing off the Chain for Good - AOL (opens the original)

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    It’s not unusual for Popeyes to have a special limited-time menu. The chicken chain often introduces items that are not meant to stay at the drive-thru forever, like its seasonal cheesecake cup flavors, fried pickles, or cheese bites. Since they’re marked as limited-time items, it’s not a shock when they disappear. Sad, sure (We were certainly sad to see those pickles go.), but not surprising. The same can’t be said for staple menu items. Popeyes has a plethora of beloved permanent items, from i

  2. Article · Sep 25, 2026 · Sarah Leberknight

    King’s Hawaiian Just Dropped Its ‘Coziest Flavor’ Yet - AOL (opens the original)

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    I’m no stranger to eating a King’s Hawaiian roll straight out of the package, untoasted and completely plain. It just goes to show how tasty they are. They don’t need to be warmed or lathered in butter to be royally delicious. While I’m perfectly happy with the Original Hawaiian Sweet Rolls, the brand has been busy baking up all kinds of new flavors and variations that are just as delightful, from Soft Pretzel Bites and limited-edition Banana Bites to the fan-favorite Ube Coconut Sweet Rolls. No

  3. Article · Sep 23, 2026 · Sarah Leberknight

    A First-Of-Its-Kind Soda Is Coming to Shelves—and Our Jaws Are on the Floor - AOL (opens the original)

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    The world of soda is so much bigger than Coke and Pepsi. There are tons of small and craft soda companies out there making all kinds of specialty sodas, from classic colas and root beers to more unique fruity flavors like pineapple, pawpaw, and cranberry. Turns out though, if you try hard enough, you can turn anything into a soda. And we really do mean anything. Sodas flavored like pickles, bacon, ranch, gummy worms, and grass (yes, grass) are very real drinks you can sample if you do some diggi

  4. Article · Sep 22, 2026 · Sarah Leberknight

    Dairy Queen and Oreo Are Teaming up for a New, First-Of-Its-Kind Blizzard - AOL (opens the original)

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    We’ve finally, officially made it to fall! Not that it makes a noticeable difference in the fast food world, considering we’ve been enjoying the selection of pumpkin and fall-themed goodies on menus for almost a month at this point. If anything, the official start of the new season just means we’re ready for something new. Luckily, Halloween-inspired menus filled with bewitching flavors and spooky specialty items are already making their debut. Jack-in-the-Box just launched its Munchie Meal of H

  5. Article · Sep 4, 2026 · Sarah Leberknight

    McDonald’s Is Bringing Back the Beloved Menu Item That Has Fans Racing to the Drive-Thru - AOL (opens the original)

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    Burgers and fries may have made McDonald’s famous, but even the chain known for its salty, greasy, and savory foods has a sweet tooth. The fast food joint offers multiple signature desserts, including ice cream-based treats like its McFlurries and soft serve. But when the ice cream machine is broken (which is, allegedly, always), the chain’s warm, gooey, rectangular hand pies are always there. McDonald’s always has the Baked Apple Pie version, but the chain also drops other flavors occasionally,

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