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Cinnamon Bun Oreos Spotted On Grocery Store Shelves

The newest offering of Oreo is coming this month! The new Cinnamon Bun Oreos were spotted on shelves and it will be available to all this month! Impulsive Buy posted a photo which appeared to be Oreo's newest flavor.

By Jaja Agpalo

Cuba Is Not Interested in Food Trading with the US

Thawing diplomatic relations with the US and Cuba had an unexpected outcome: Cuba does not want to trade with the US.
Experts Say Bananas Are Worth The Calories

This fruit has much more nutritional benefits than you think! Experts recommend eating banana as a healthy alternative to candy and salty snacks. Bananas are known for their high potassium content.
Sweetest Dreams: Jelly Bean Scented Pillows are Now Available

Nothing brings back the nostalgia of childhood than the smell of candies, and jelly beans is one of those candies that we cannot get enough of when we were but little toddlers. Now, you can dream of the sweetest dream with jelly bean scented pillows. Yes, you can drift to sleep with the smell of jelly beans filling your head and dreams.
The 'Great Tea Trade' Created 'Americas First Millionaires'

The tea trade was a powerful industry that connected numerous countries together. Who would have thought that the tea trade that occurred between China and North America was pivotal to creating the first millionaires in the United States? There was such a time when the U.
Saving Chocolate Project: Big Companies Exchange Trade Secrets for Large Project

Big food companies have one thing in common: they have guarded their secret recipe like gold. Big food companies have one thing in common. They have guarded their secret recipe like gold.
Nestle, Hershey's, and Mars Child Slavery Lawsuit Updates: 'We do not tolerate illegal practices"

Mars, Nestle, and Hershey's rested their case regarding the child slavery lawsuit being thrown at them.
Teal Replaces Orange as Color of Halloween to Raise Food Allergy Consciousness

Halloween is approaching and a new color of Halloween pumpkin will be 'teal' in participation of the Teal Pumpkin Project.
McDonald's Rivals Fire Shots At New All-Day Breakfast Scheme

Many of the brand's rivals used the occasion to poke fun at the idea, claiming that McDonald's is already late to the party.
Bad Chocolate: Hershey's, Nestle, and Mars Inc. are Facing Child Slavery Accusations

Lawsuits were filed against major candy companies namely: The Hershey Company, Mars Inc., and Nestle stating that these major candy companies are using child laborers.
'Food Royalty': Black Rice Proven to Have Very High Nutritional Value

It was once served to only royalty in China and is revered for having very high health benefits. Black rice has always been a very discreet food. It is not well known in a lot of places since it is produce in very small quantities.
Starbucks Changes Redemption Time For Birthday Reward

Starbucks made a major change to its birthday rewards, shrinking redemption time to 4 days. It’s lots of fun to spend your birthday scooping up your favorite rewards from restaurants and stores, and some are even kind enough to give a longer deadline to redeem them.
Bud Light's Bud-E Fridge Lets You Know When You're Low on Beer [VIDEO]

Something to help you feed that beer addiction. Christmas is right around the corner, and this might just give you a great gift idea for your man, or your bro.
High Demand Convinces Iceland to Reinvent Its Traditional Whey Products

Iceland's whey and skyr have become one of Europe's most sought after specialties. Skyr and whey are part of the national diet of Iceland. Skyr is a low fat cheese introduced into the island nation over a thousand years ago by Norse settlers while whey is the remaining liquid after cow's milk is curdled and strained.
Ancient Produce: Students Dig Up 800 Year-Old Squash

An 800 year-old pot of clay was unearthed, and had intact seeds in it. The revival of many extinct species-- both animals and plants-- have always been a great matter for scientists and researchers alike.