Georgia Man Wants $5 Million for Possibly Fake, Definitely Gross-Sounding Coca-Cola Recipe
If you're a millionaire and a soda addict, today's your lucky day.
If you're a millionaire and a soda addict, today's your lucky day.
Per capita soda consumption in the U.S. is now down to 1987 levels.
Wash down your McDonald's egg-white McMuffin and Burger King turkey burger.
The new version's made with stevia. Ew.
They scammed the company out of over $200,000.
Never ask Coca-Cola where the coca comes from.
"If you choose to live a healthy lifestyle, you should not be drinking any of our products."
"All calories count."
And teaches you how to burn off the "140 happy calories."
The truth is sold in packages of four, six, nine, and twenty pieces, but also twelve-ounce cans.
But seriously. Who will play Michael Jackson?
They may beat the real thing, or at least drive smaller companies out of business.
The London Assembly is not particularly happy about the junk-food sponsors.
After a 60-year ban, Myanmar is getting the Real Thing back.
A new book claims The Eggman had some serious food issues.
Plus: Rush Limbaugh doesn't like books that expose the underbelly of the food system; and Coca Cola must change its formula to comply with California law, all in our morning news roundup.
And more, in our daily roundup of food news.
Pepsi Next will try to succeed where C2 failed.
The Japanese broth relies heavily on the use of dried bonito flakes.