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Recalls
Yes, there is a canned coffee recall in the U.S. due to botulism risk
Food
Yes, there is a canned coffee recall in the U.S. due to botulism risk
Snapchill Coffee, a company responsible for manufacturing hundreds of canned coffee drinks in the U.S., voluntarily recalled all of its products over botulism risk.
Health
No, drinking Celsius won't make someone test positive for drugs
Viral posts claim the popular energy drink could cause a positive drug test result. We tested it for ourselves and can VERIFY those claims are false.
Health
Celsius energy drink doesn't cause positive drug test
Viral posts claim the popular energy drink could cause a positive drug test result. We tested it for ourselves and can VERIFY those claims are false.
Food
No, the artificial vanilla flavoring you buy at the store doesn't come from beaver glands
While it’s possible to use beaver gland secretions to make vanilla flavoring, it's an expensive process and not what you'll find in the grocery store.
Food
Decaf coffee not facing U.S. ban by EPA and FDA
Some headlines claim the Environmental Protection Agency and Food and Drug Administration are banning decaffeinated coffee in the U.S. That’s false.
Food
No, there isn’t a proposal to ban decaf coffee in the U.S.
Health advocacy groups are calling on the FDA to ban methylene chloride, a chemical commonly used during the decaffeination process, not decaf coffee itself.
Business
No, Red Lobster's 'endless shrimp' deal is not the main reason the chain went bankrupt
While the restaurant chain did lose money on its permanent endless shrimp deal, it lost much more money due to other factors such as high rent costs and low sales.
Food
No, Red Lobster's 'endless shrimp' deal is not the main reason the chain went bankrupt
After Red Lobster filed for chapter 11 bankruptcy protection, some said endless shrimp caused it. The deal hurt Red Lobster, but other factors contributed more.
Recalls
Yes, there is a recall for a type of Yogi brand tea
The company detected pesticide residues that exceed FDA limits in the product.
Money
Are surprise restaurant fees illegal? It depends on where you are
There’s no federal law banning unexpected “hospitality fees,” “service fees,” “kitchen fees” and the like. But some diners may have other protections.
Environment
Yes, cayenne pepper can help keep wildlife out of your garden
Gardening and pest control experts say products that contain capsaicin, a chemical that makes cayenne peppers hot, can work as an animal and insect repellent.
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