The FDA announced this week it wants artificial colors out of food, like it or not, a stance U.S. Health and Human Services ...

But good news for those nights when you can’t be bothered to fire up the oven or UberEats: Experts say cereal isn’t ...

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

Terron Armstead, left tackle of the Miami Dolphins, was retiring from the NFL after a dozen NFL seasons, including five that ended at the Pro Bowl. It’s tough to argue that a player who made the ...

Despite the extras, Thakur eventually dismissed Ajinkya Rahane. Shardul Thakur bowls five consecutive wides, leaves Rishabh Pant frustrated (Screengrabs) The fifth wide was the worst of the lot ...

When unsafe levels of Staphylococcus aureus were detected in samples of frozen food at Samurai Bowl on Colombo St, Christchurch, posing a risk of food poisoning to customers, authorities ordered ...

An “adult” cereal brand is putting a free vibrator in ... which is a bit weird. Not your average bowl of porridge The London Standard Nothing weird about vibrators, though, and so here comes ...

The television cook uses the favourite cereal brand to coat her chicken ... Put 75 grams of cornflakes in a bowl and crush them by hand. Break them up with your fingers to get coarsely crushed ...

Kennedy Jr. has previously vowed to address food dyes and additives in the nation’s processed foods — including in Kellogg’s Froot Loops cereal. Texas is the latest state to criticize the ...

In a statement shared on 5 April 2025, the attorney general noted that Kellogg’s advertises its cereal products – which include Froot Loops, Apple Jacks, Frosted Flakes and Rice Krispies ...

A high asking price and desire for a multi-year pact could (and should) deter Los Angeles from pursuing the former Super Bowl champion. Miller getting an incentive-laden one-year deal worth up to ...

But you have to know where to look. Credit...Joyce Lee for The New York Times Supported by By Caroline Hopkins Legaspi Q: I love cereal, but sometimes it seems nutritionally no better than dessert.