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Bob Evans Meatloaf ‘Killed’ Couple, According To Children: Lawsuit Filed

Bob Evans Meatloaf Couple – Two children from a deceased couple claim that their parents died after being poisoned from the consumption of a meatloaf at a Bob Evans restaurant.

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Missouri Bar Created A 6 Shot Special Named ‘Michael Brown’ – ‘I should Have Thought A Little Bit More Before I Made It A Shot Special’

Michael Brown, Missouri Bar – A bar located in Missouri had the idea last week to make a shot special named after Michael Brown and the results the autopsy found on the 18-year-old from Ferguson.
‘Eaten Alive’ Aired In Discovery Channel, Received Rage And Rejection

‘Eaten Alive,’ Discovery – After airing on Discovery Channel, the show “Eaten Alive” which featured a man who was supposed to get literally eaten alive by an anaconda, didn’t receive a warm welcome.
FDA Rules Change: Calorie Counts On Restaurant Menus Attempt To Discourage Junk Food Consumption

As the obesity epidemic in the United States and the rest of the world rises, different organizations are doing the best they can to halt the continuing of this health issue: now, FDA rules that restaurants will have to include a calorie count in their menus.
Will French Toast Crunch Ever Come Back? Hell, Yes! It’s Back!

French Toast Crunch Coming Back – The question in a lot of people’s minds was if the 90’s “cereal form” French toast crunch would ever return. It’s a fact now that indeed, it is back.
Harry London Caught Fire On Thanksgiving: Orders Put On Stop

Harry London Fire – The chocolate place, Harry London, caught fire on Thanksgiving and is now unable to take new orders.
Coca-Coca Presents ‘Fairlife’ Milk: New Drink Will Launch Next Month In USA

Coca-Cola Milk Drink – Last week, Coca-Coca announced at a conference they will be launching Fairlife, which brings some important differences; starting by a doubling cost than regular milk.
USDA Buys Cranberries For Food Pantries And School Lunches: ‘It’s A Win-Win’

USDA Cranberries – The U.S. Department of Agriculture (USDA) agreed to purchase up to $55 million in cranberry products to the Congressional Cranberry Caucus.
Starbucks Introduces Wireless Chargers In 200 Stores

Starbucks Wireless Chargers – Starbucks announced that from Tuesday, there would be 200 stores in the San Francisco Bay Area which count with wireless charging spots.
Japanese Whale Hunting Quota Will Be Reduced In 2015 – Still, It Will Continue

Japanese Whale Quota – It was announced on Tuesday that Japan will reduce the whale hunting quota by a third than it was previously doing.
Neil Young Starbucks Boycott Call, Nick Young Urges Americans to Boycott Starbucks for its Fight Against GMO Food Labelling

Neil Young Starbucks: rocker accuses coffee chain of supporting the growth and continued production and consumption of GMO foods to and by the public. The rocker now urges all good meaning Americans to stop buying their coffee from Starbucks.
Neil Young Wants You To Go Against Starbucks: ‘Starbucks Doesn’t Think You Have The Right To Know What’s In Your Coffee’

Neil Young Starbucks – The well-known musician posted a statement where he alleges that Starbucks has teamed up with Monsanto to stop GMO labeling.
What Does McDonald’s Say To GMO Potatoes?

McDonald’s GMO Potatoes – Simplot Co. produced a new genetically modified potato that gained the approval of the U.S. Department of Agriculture. Did McDonald’s say yes too?
Maui’s GMO Ban Blocked By Judge: Voters Say No, Judge Asks Why?

Maui’s GMO Ban Blocked – On Friday, federal judge Barry Kurren said that Maui County may not implement the banning of cultivation of genetically modified organisms.
New Study Suggest More Salt In Diet Is Good

A new study states more salt in diet is good because it poses lower risk to cardiovascular disease and high blood pressure. This has been a current debate that is seen as a possible threat that could challenge the public awareness on the use of salt.