FOOD NEWS

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Heinz is going hot, with some spicy ketchup and steak sauce versions. Welcome to Tomato Ketchup Blended with Chipotle (a medium spicy option), Ketchup with Jalapeño (hot), and Ketchup with Habanero (more desirable). Also new: Heinz Hot 57 Sauce.
Got milk? Fewer and fewer people do these days. According to the U.S. Department of Agriculture, Americans' annual milk consumption peaked at 45 gallons per person in 1945. It fell to about 23 gallons in 2001, and by 2021 it was down to 16 gallons.
They're saying that lab-grown chicken meat is getting closer and closer to reality. Would you?
Ever wonder why they have green stripes on the sides of pre-packaged vegetables, like salads? They work magic on your eyes and make what's inside seem greener.
Up in Canada, Costco has started selling Oreo Ice Cream. Don't know when it will arrive in the States.
If you like IHOP, you will notice a massive makeover to their menu the next time you're in. It debuted on Monday.
Heinz And Absolut have teamed up for a Tomato Vodka Pasta Sauce Inspired by Gigi Hadid.
The new CEO of Starbucks has promised that he will work as a Barista once every month at a different location to stay in touch with the front lines.

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