The recall applies to specific sizes (14.5 oz. and 1 oz.) of Doritos Nacho Cheese Flavored Tortilla Chips. The reason behind the recall is the potential presence of undeclared soy and wheat ingredients, sourced from spicy sweet chili tortilla chips. The recall is voluntary and aims to ensure consumer safety.

No instances of allergic reactions related to the affected products have been reported so far. However, individuals who have allergies or sensitivities to soy or wheat are advised not to consume these products, as their health could be at risk. Frito-Lay encourages those affected to avoid consuming the recalled products and to dispose of them immediately.

The burger comes with three patties and no additional ingredients, priced at 339 baht, approximately $9.88 USD. However, what makes this offering unique is that customers can add extra beef patties to the burger for an additional 100 baht each. The customization option allows customers to create a burger with as many patties as they desire, as long as they refrain from adding onion, tomatoes, lettuce, cheese, or sauce. This novel concept lets customers indulge in a pure meaty experience without any other toppings getting in the way.

We are committed to exploring collaborative robotics to drive efficiencies and ease pain points for our employees,” Curt Garner, Chief Customer and Technology Officer at Chipotle said in a statement. “The intensive labor of cutting, coring, and scooping avocados could be relieved with Autocado, but we still maintain the essential culinary experience of hand mashing and hand preparing the guacamole to our exacting standards.”

Upon its release on Sunday, customers in Thailand were delighted to discover the new menu item at Burger King. Priced at 109 Thai baht, equivalent to $3.13, instead of the regular price of 380 baht ($10.93), the “real cheeseburger” garnered significant attention and sparked a rush of customers to the fast food chain. People flocked to Burger King to taste the unique sandwich and eagerly shared their experiences and posts about it on various online platforms. The affordability and novelty of the cheese-loaded burger contributed to its internet sensation status in Thailand.

“The demand for lemon-lime flavored soda has never been greater, with category growth accelerating since 2019, there is a significant opportunity now to give people a choice in an area that has been dominated by one brand for years,” a spokesperson from the business publicly stated during an exclusive press release.

However, PepsiCo is unable to distribute two of the same flavored drinks, resulting in the upsetting executive decision to officially discontinue one of its most likable carbonated beverages, the lemon-lime flavored Sierra Mist. After 23 years of production and distribution, the representatives of the business claimed that they are “optimistic” about the future of Starry, as well as their awareness of their domination of the lemon-lime flavor group.

“With one product dominating the category, consumers deserve another option; one that hits different… Starry is bright, optimistic, and rooted in culture and fun,” chief marketing officer at PepsiCo Beverages North America Greg Lyons stated. “At PepsiCo, we are hyper-focused on consumer-centric innovation, and we know there is a strong demand for lemon-lime flavored soda with the category continuing to accelerate.”

“Overtime and minimum wage violations are common violations found in food service industry investigations,” Jessica Looman, from the Department of Labor, said in a statement. “Employers who fail in their obligation to pay minimum wage and overtime wages as the law requires make it harder for workers and their families to make ends meet.”

The strict price of the hot dog and soda combo has been in effect since the 1980s, and there are no plans to ever change it. In 2018 it was even reported that the company’s co-founder Jim Sinegal once threatened to kill CEO if he ever raised the price of the combo. As a result of this altercation, Costco decided to build its own hot dog-manufacturing facility in Los Angeles to keep costs down.

Candy Funhouse has multiple corporate offices for their company, which gives future employees options as to whether they would like to work remotely, at their office in Newark, New Jersey, or at their headquarters in Toronto, Canada. The business has also informed their future applicants that they are obligated to be free of any food allergies, along with having a necessary “enthusiastic” attitude. “Here at Candy Funhouse we are all about FUN. and who better to set out FUNhouse strategy than someone that is a real candy fanatic,” CEO of Candy Funhouse Jamal Hejazi stated in an exclusive press release. “Whoever lands this position better be ready for the ride of their lives, and to have chocolate flowing through their veins… I am thrilled for all the candy adventures we have planned.”

“You heard it here first, the choco taco has been discontinued,” an executive of the organization stated. “Over the past two years, we have experienced an unprecedented spike in demand across our portfolio and have had to make very tough decisions to ensure availability of our full portfolio nationwide… we know this may be very disappointing.” Klondike also went on to inform their customers that they may be able to find the beloved ice cream taco as vendors continue to clear out all of their current products.

“I feel amazing,” barista Caitlyn Pierce told 6Park News. “This is something we worked really hard for and it’s great to finally get here.” Billie Nyx, who organized the union campaign without top management’s permission, told the outlet that she feels “really amazing,” following the final tally.“I feel really amazing right now,” Nyx said. “Regardless, it just solidifies that every time I go back to my job … I’ll go back to a unionized store and I’ll be able to enjoy the fruits of my labor.” The now-unionized employees will be to negotiate their employment contracts and create the best working agreement for both parties.