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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.

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Are Coca-Cola’s Milk Ads Sexist? Following Controversy, The Coca-Cola Company Removes Them From Public

After a wave of controversy hit the company regarding Coca-Cola's milk ads for their new product Fairlife, The Coca-Cola Company has decided to take them off the public not long after they were first released.
Coca-Cola Milk? Soda Maker Releases ‘Fairlife,’ Its Own Brand Of Milk, Plus Crazy Pin-Up Campaign! [PHOTOS]

With soda companies expanding their businesses beyond their traditional points - now selling juices and the like - perhaps the biggest one in the world will now be entering yet another market: Coca-Cola milk!
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.
Fruit Juices And Sugar: Some Children’s Juice Boxes Have Even MORE Sugar Than Coke!

According to a recently published study, it seems that children's fruit juices' sugar levels are extremely high, sometimes even more so than Coca Cola.
Berkeley Soda Tax: California City First In U.S. To Approve Tax On Soda Pops

Marking a first time for the United States, Berkeley's soda tax was approved by general election last Tuesday - a move that becomes a necessary first step into fighting against the high caloric value of sodas.
Coke 90’s Drink Surge Is Back! Did You Miss It? Because It Appears It Has Come To Stay

Coke 90’s Drink Surge – Coke has always done what they wanted. It is a brand that has been on top for too long and whatever they do, they turn it into a hit. So, this time they thought, why not bring Surge back? And so they did! How can you find it? I’ll show you!
General Mills Falls to Bottom of Oxfam List: Food Companies Like Nestle Create Less Mess

Oxfam study shows that many food companies are looking to reduce their impact on poorer nations. According to the Chicago Tribune's report on a story from Reuters, a study by Oxfam developmental group has shown increased corporate responsibility by food companies, who are making less of a mess in third world countries.
Coca-Cola's Anti-Social Media Commercial Reveals New Product (VIDEO)

Coca-Cola has come up with an unusual way of getting people to put their phones down and break away from social media which, for many of us, regularly interrupts real life.
PepsiCo Pressured to Split in Two by Activist Investor Nelson Peltz

Activist investor Nelson Peltz is pressuring PepsiCo to consider splitting its global snacks and beverage division into two independent public companies.
Coca-Cola's 'America the Beautiful' Super Bowl Commercial Sparks Backlash

Who knew a Coke commercial could cause such an uproar? Who knew a Coke commercial could cause such an uproar? According to Yahoo News, many viewers took to Twitter to voice their outrage about Coca-Cola's Super Bowl commercial entitled 'It's Beautiful," featuring "America the Beautiful" sung in seven languages of all different backgrounds.
Coca-Cola Apologizes For Anti-gay Social Media Tool in Winter Olympics Campaign

Coca-Cola has apologized after LGBT activists criticized the company for promoting a social media tool that prevented users from writing anything associated with homosexuality.
Coca-Cola Criticized For Banning Homophobic Slurs in Winter Olympics Campaign (VIDEO)

Coca-Cola's new social media campaign for the upcoming Winter Olympics in Russia has been criticized for preventing users from typing in "words associated with homosexuality."
Pepsi: Carcinogen Found in Popular Soda After Company Vowed to Remove it

The caramel coloring used in Pepsi still contains a significant amount of a carcinogen, even after the drink maker said it would change its formula, an environmental group said Wednesday according to a report.
Nestle, Coca Cola Trying to Decrease Obesity

There are a few major companies hoping to decrease the percentage of obesity; one of them being Nestle. Nestle is the nation's leading chocolate company that has dedicated a part of their website to helping people lose weight and make a lifestyle change.