Since it debuted in 2017, the cotton candy burrito from Creamberry in Las Vegas has appeared in countless Instagram and ...

Remember Bomb Pops? Luckily, they're still around, so we decided to try out every flavor we could get our hands on to taste ...

Cereal brands have long used dyes like Yellow 5 and Red 40 to make sugary cereals pop on store shelves. Fruity Loops, Trix, ...

Eating cereal for dinner may be a quick fix for evening hunger pangs after a long day at work, but that mound of flakes probably raises the question: Is this “bad” for me? After all ...

The BHF recently released a ranking of breakfast cereals from worst to best. The list doesn't name specific brands, so it shouldn't spark any brand loyalty wars. Instead, it looks beyond taste to ...

In early April, the coffee company announced some new additions to its spring menu, including the Arctic Cherry Dunkin’ Energy drink, the Spring Munchkins Bucket, and the Cotton Candy Pastel ...

The FDA has banned Red Dye No. 3, a synthetic food coloring found in cereals, candy, and cough syrups. This decision is part of efforts by the Trump administration and Health Secretary Robert F.

Health Secretary Robert F. Kennedy Jr announced plans to remove certain artificial dyes from the U.S. food and drug supply, taking a step toward fulfilling one of his campaign promises. The Food ...

Right up there with otters holding hands and double rainbows, candy is one of those things in life that just makes you happy. Candies have existed for thousands of years, long before vending ...

At its seasonal opening this past weekend, Minnesota’s Largest Candy Store still does not take credit cards, or have a business phone, or barcode scanners, or a website. Some things have changed.

US Health and Human Services Secretary Robert F. Kennedy Jr. has long targeted artificial dyes found in candy, cereals, sports drinks and processed snacks. He’s pictured here at a March 2025 event.