Hostess released a national recall for Ding Dongs after mold was found in the snack.
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Burger King Is Bringing Back Cini Minis
Burger King is bringing back their iconic Cini Minus beginning today, August 26th. They were brought back in a limited run in Miami and Fort Lauderdale after being off the menu for 12 years, but are now available nationwide.
The Burger King Cini Minis are soft, buttery cinnamon-sugar rolls served with a side of sweet icing for dipping and come in a 4-pack for a price of $2.49 and are available all day for breakfast, lunch, and dinner. They will also be available as part of the $5 Duo and $7 Trio deals that allow mixing and matching entrees, sides and drinks. These deals include a Whopper Jr., 8-piece Chicken Fries, medium fries, and other choices.
The Cini Minis are available now at participating Burger King locations nationwide.
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Oscar Mayer Introduces EveryBun Pack With Regular And Non-Hot Dogs
In an attempt to appeal to customers with diverse dietary choices, Oscar Mayer has introduced the new “EveryBun Pack” that includes eight regular 100% beef hot dogs and four Not Hot Dogs that are separately packaged so that there’s no cross contamination between the two.
The downside is that the EveryBun Pack will only be available in Los Angeles, Chicago, New York, Boston, and Dallas while supplies last. If the pack is a hit in these cities, Oscar Mayer will be releasing it nationwide. You can also grab one of the new packs at the Oscar Mayer Wienermobile in Los Angeles as part of the rollout.
Anna James, brand manager for Oscar Mayer said “With plant-based eating becoming more popular, we wanted to provide one easy, delicious solution for all, no matter what’s in the bun.” If you’re not in one of the test cities, keep your eyes out in case the test goes well and the pack is released nationwide in the near future.
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