Starbucks Is Adding A New Sweet And Buttery Drink To Its 2024 Fall Menu
With autumn just around the corner, get into the fall vibes with Starbucks' brand new offering, a nutty, buttery oat milk latte perfect for falling temps.
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A Dozen Cinnamon Powders Were Found To Contain Alarming Lead Levels
Turns out paint isn't the only lead concern in your home, make sure to check your pantry for these cinnamon brands with alarming levels of lead. -
Starbucks Drops A Spooky Lineup Of New Cups And Tumblers For Halloween
With this Halloween comes a new drinkware lineup from Starbucks, featuring chilling cold cups, boo-tiful mugs, and spooktacular hot to-go cups. -
Why Campbell Wants To Drop 'Soup' From Its Legendary Name
You'll still be able to buy Campbell's canned soups of all kinds, but a proposed company name change will drop the word 'soup' after 150+ years. -
Where You Can Get A $13,000 Martini In The US
The most expensive martini in America will set you back by a hefty sum, but it comes with a nifty prize that's sure to make it you feel even more special. -
Two Egg Brands Have Been Recalled For A Serious Salmonella Risk
These egg brands have been affected by a salmonella outbreak spanning several U.S. states, and this is what you should do if you have a contaminated carton. -
The Popsicle Recall Has Been Escalated To Class I Status. Here's What That Means
The Jolly Rancher Popsicle recall from August, 2024 has now been upgraded to Class One status by the FDA, the administration's highest risk level. -
Walmart Recalls Over 9,500 Cases Of Apple Juice Over Arsenic Risks
If you've recently purchased Great Value brand apple juice from Walmart, you may want to know about a new recall issued by the FDA involving 25 states. -
Fall Comes Early As Starbucks' Rolls Out Its New Fall Menu And Classic PSL
Break out the cozy scarves and beanies -- fall is officially back at Starbucks as it launches classic favorites with plenty of tempting new options. -
Did Alicia Silverstone Actually Eat Poisonous Fruit?
Alicia Silverstone took to TikTok during a jaunt in London where she made a video of herself eating a strange tomato-like fruit, but what was it? -
Perdue Recalls Frozen Chicken Nuggets And Tenders — Here's What To Know
If your family loves chicken nuggets and tenders from Perdue, you may want to know about a new recall of the frozen foods issued on August 16. -
An Anthony Bourdain Biopic Is In The Works, Here's What We Know So Far
With much of his life lived on camera and an enduring fan base, it was only a matter of time before Anthony Bourdain became the subject of a biopic. -
Massive Listeria Outbreak Causes Recall On Shelled Walnuts
The FDA has announced a class I recall on Stutz Packing Company walnuts over listeria concerns, following up a lower priority recall in July. -
Popular Candy Brand Sold At Target, Walmart Recalled For Salmonella Contamination
Palmer Candy Company products, which go by other names in Target and Walmart, are being recalled due to salmonella. Here are the ones to avoid. -
Olympic Swimmers From China Are Blaming Hotel Hamburgers For Positive Steroid Test
Olympic swimmers from China are under investigation for a positive drug test in 2022 that has since been attributed to contaminated hamburgers. -
Starbucks' Leaked Fall Menu Features 3 New Cozy Drinks
Pumpkin spice latte withdrawals are starting to kick in, but luckily Starbucks' leaked 2024 fall menu serves as a beacon of hope. It features 3 new drinks. -
The 3 Deli Meats To Avoid Amidst The Recent Listeria Outbreak
According to the CDC, at least 28 people have become ill as a result of exposure to Listeria monocytogenes since late May after reportedly eating deli meats. -
McDonald's Debuts New Kit Kat Banana Split McFlurry In The US
American fans wanting to try some of McDonald's international McFlurry flavors, you're in luck! The chain is launching one of its most popular picks stateside. -
The FDA Officially Bans BVOs Found In Common Sodas, But What Are They?
On July 2, 2024, the FDA announced that brominated vegetable oils (BVOs) will no longer be permitted for use in food, citing safety concerns. -
The Chicagoland Grocery Store Staple That Got A Shout Out In Season 3 Of The Bear
Many of the locations mentioned in The Bear are based on real Chicagoland locations, including this (most) popular grocery chain, colloquially known as Jewels. -
Popular Canned Iced Coffees Have Been Recalled Due To Botulism — Here's What To Know
Find out how to tell if your canned coffees or teas are made by Snapchill, whose drinks are under recall due to a botulism risk, and how you can get a refund. -
Joey Chestnut And Takeru Kobayashi Are Having A One-On-One Hot Dog Eating Contest On Netflix
Competitive eaters Joey Chestnut and Takeru Kobayashi are facing off for the first time in 15 years on a Labor Day Netflix live-streaming event. -
Why Joey Chestnut Has Suddenly Been Banned From The Nathan's Hot Dog Eating Contest
Hot dog eating champion Joey Chestnut is ineligible to compete at the next Nathan's Famous Hot Dog Eating Contest due to a rival brand endorsement. -
Hajime Sato Makes History As First Sushi Chef To Win A Regional James Beard Award
The 2024 James Beard Award winners are in, and Hajime Sato has officially made history as the first sushi chef to take home a regional award. -
Disfrutar In Barcelona Just Became The 2024 World's Best Restaurant
The 2024 World's 50 Best Restaurants have just been announced and Disfrutar of Barcelona, Spain secured the top spot, one of six total awards for the country. -
Poppi Lawsuit Claims It May Not Be As Good For Your Gut As You Thought
Poppi claims to be a prebiotic soda that is a nutritious alternative to sugary cans of pop, but a recent lawsuit calls these claims into question. -
The Best Cookbooks Of 2024 So Far
Cookbooks are all the rage. And 2024 is shaping up to be another excellent year for these delectable page-turners. Trust us: You'll love the lineup so far.
