There are Two New Reese's Cups . . . One That's Heavier on Peanut Butter, One That's Heavier on Chocolate
Right now, the ratio of chocolate to peanut butter in a Reese's Peanut Butter Cup feels like it's about 50-50. So if you wish those proportions could tilt harder in either direction . . . here's some good news.
Reese's just announced two new versions of their Peanut Butter Cups.
One has extra peanut butter inside and replaces the top half of the chocolate with even more peanut butter.
The other one has less peanut butter than normal on the inside, which leaves more room for chocolate.
They're both going on sale next month for a limited time.
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Dairy Queen is the latest fast food chain to hop on the chicken and waffles trend.
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The Owners of Krispy Kreme and Dr. Pepper Just Found Out Their Family Were Big Nazi Supporters
The Reimann family in Germany, which owns Krispy Kreme, Panera Bread, Einstein Bros. Bagels, Peet's Coffee, Dr. Pepper, Snapple, Keurig, and more . . . just found out their family members were big time Nazis.
A report just came out that Albert Reimann Sr. and Albert Reimann Jr. gave money to the Nazis even before they were in power . . . supported them through World War Two . . . and even used forced labor for their companies.
The German newspaper"Bild"just published a report exposing the Reimanns. Albert Sr. died in 1954 and Albert Jr. died in 1984, and their family members say they never talked about the Nazi era.
BUT . . . coincidentally, the family says they JUST did their own investigation too, and right as the newspaper found out they had Nazi ties, the family found out as well. They swear they never knew before.
Anyway, they've pledged to give $11 million to charity now because of their past. The Reimann family is currently worth $37 billion.
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Here's Why OJ Tastes So Bad Right After You Brush Your Teeth
Have you ever brushed your teeth, then immediately had orange juice, and it's the worst taste in the world? Here's the science behind why it happens . . .
There's an ingredient that creates suds in toothpaste called sodium lauryl sulfate . . . or SLS for short. It's also in other stuff, like soap and shaving cream.
And one of the side effects when it hits your tongue is it temporarily kills your ability to detect sweet things.
It turns out orange juice is pretty bitter if you remove all the sugar. And since the SLS prevents you from TASTING that sugar, you just taste more of the bitter stuff.
On top of that, SLS also interferes with certain compounds that normally reduce bitterness. So you end up with even more bitter . . . no sweetness to mask it . . . and that's why it tastes so bad.
Now, obviously you can avoid this whole issue if you just wait a few minutes before breakfast. Or you can brush AFTER you eat.
Just keep in mind, you're supposed to wait 30 minutes to brush if you've had citrus, or it can damage your enamel.
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