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Daily Mail
a day ago
- Business
- Daily Mail
Popeyes adds new items to its menu
Published: | Updated: As of Monday, June 2, the fast food chain has introduced Chicken Wraps to its nationwide menu. According to a press release, the wraps offer 'the craveable flavor of Popeyes, now wrapped and ready to go wherever you do.' Each wrap includes Popeyes' hand-breaded chicken tenders, crunchy lettuce, shredded cheese, and pickles, all tucked inside a tortilla that's infused with flavors reminiscent of the brand's iconic biscuits. Customers can choose from three flavor options: Classic, Spicy, or Honey Mustard. The wraps are priced at $3.99. The new offering is available for a limited time at participating locations across the country. 'With our new Chicken Wraps, we've taken our iconic chicken tenders and wrapped them in something completely new, bringing all that craveable crunch in a fresh, portable way,' said Chef Amy Alarcon, VP of Culinary Innovation at Popeyes. She went on to explain: 'We wanted to create a Chicken Wrap that was undeniably Popeyes. Infusing the flavors from our famous biscuit into our wraps was the perfect way to ensure our signature flavors shined through.' McDonald's Snack Wrap Comeback
Daily Mail
4 days ago
- Business
- Daily Mail
FDA recalls 100 tons of beef nationwide after finding WOOD that could choke customers to death
More than 100 tons of beef is the subject of an urgent nationwide recall after fragments of wood were detected in the meat. Hormel Foods, which is based out of Minnesota and the maker of a variety of well-known brands including Spam and Old Smokehouse, is pulling cans of its Dinty Moore beef stew. The FDA warns that 'hard or sharp foreign objects in food may cause traumatic injury including laceration and perforation of tissues of the mouth, tongue, throat, stomach and intestine as well as damage to the teeth and gums.' To date, three consumers have filed complaints with the food giant, triggering the decision to recall the compromised product. The recall applies to cans of Dinty Moore Beef Stew with Best by Feb 2028 and lot code T02045 printed on the label. The lot code may have an additional number at the end. The tins also bear establishment number 'EST 199G'. These items were shipped to retail locations nationwide. The Food Safety and Inspection Service (FSIS) warns the product should not be consumed. It adds that any one who has tins of the stew should throw them away or return them to the place of purchase. While small pieces of foreign materials can pass through the gastrointestinal tract without any complications, large or irregular-shaped fragments can lead to a number of problems. These complications can include choking, throat lacerations, ulceration, holes in the digestive tract or even death. It is unclear how big the fragments of wood are in the Dinty Moore Beef Stew. Wood can contaminate food products through various means. In some cases, the use of wooden pallets during transportation and storage can lead to contamination, as can the use of wooden tools or equipment in food processing. So far, there have been no confirmed reports of injury due to consuming the product. Meanwhile, Hormel Foods highlights that no other products among its brands are affected. Anyone concerned about an injury should contact a healthcare provider. Commenting on the matter, a spokesperson for Hormel Foods told 'As a Fortune 500, global branded food company, we are committed to maintaining the highest standards for our products. 'Out of an abundance of caution, Hormel Foods is voluntarily recalling 17,080 cases of a single code date of 20oz Dinty Moore Beef Stew as it may contain extraneous wood material. 'No other Dinty Moore products are affected, and no illnesses or injuries have been reported in association with this recall.'
NHK
5 days ago
- Business
- NHK
Expert sees little effect on rice prices from release of reserves
The agriculture ministry started distribution to retailers nationwide through fixed contracts. An expert says this may not be enough to bring down sky-high prices.
Washington Post
5 days ago
- Business
- Washington Post
Are 4.8 million people on Medicaid ‘cheating the system'?
'You've got about 4.8 million people on Medicaid right now nationwide who are able-bodied workers, young men, for example, who are not working, who are taking advantage of the system. If you are able to work and you refuse to do so, you are defrauding the system. You're cheating the system.'
Yahoo
6 days ago
- Business
- Yahoo
Eden Expands Metabolic Health Access Services with NAD⁺ via Injections, Patch, and Nasal-Spray Formats
Three clinician-guided options offer flexible, non-oral delivery paths for adults exploring NAD⁺ as part of their wellness routines. DENVER, May 29, 2025 /PRNewswire/ -- Eden, the leading health platform connecting individuals with independent licensed providers and pharmacies focused on metabolic health, today announced the nationwide availability of its NAD⁺ access program. The program includes subcutaneous injections, a once-weekly transdermal patch (Ionto STAT™), and a rapid-absorbing nasal spray. These options give adults new ways to consult with clinicians about whether NAD⁺ may complement their health and wellness goals. Nicotinamide adenine dinucleotide (NAD⁺) is a coenzyme found in all living cells that plays a role in cellular metabolism. Scientific literature suggests that NAD⁺ contributes to essential biological functions, including mitochondrial energy production, DNA repair, and cellular stress responses. NAD⁺ levels are known to decline with age, sparking growing interest in its potential role in aging-related cellular processes. Through Eden's platform, adults in all 50 states can access clinician consultations to determine if NAD⁺ is appropriate for their individual needs. Provider-guided protocols may include non-oral formats that are intended to support general wellness, particularly cellular functions related to metabolism and healthy aging. These offerings are available through licensed providers and compounding pharmacies, and are not approved by the FDA for any disease-specific use. "Many people are exploring NAD⁺ as a supplement to support cellular processes associated with energy metabolism and aging," said Adam McBride, CEO and co-founder of Eden. "Our platform ensures this exploration happens under clinician supervision, with flexibility and accountability." "We believe access and accountability go hand in hand," said Josh Khan, president and co-founder of Eden. "Our network partner providers set realistic expectations. While some individuals may report subjective improvements over time, outcomes vary widely and depend on many personal and clinical factors. Providers monitor patient response and adjust protocols based on evolving research and patient goals." Monthly plans begin at $119, terms apply. Existing Eden members can discuss NAD⁺ options during routine check-ins. Learn more at About Eden Eden is a health company that connects individuals with licensed doctors, compounding pharmacies, and nutrition solutions designed to support metabolic health. Through a seamless online experience, Eden helps patients explore personalized treatment options, offering a convenient approach to overall wellness support. Disclaimer: NAD⁺ formulations accessed through Eden's network are available via licensed healthcare providers and compounding pharmacies. These compounds are not approved by the Food and Drug Administration (FDA) to diagnose, treat, cure, or prevent any disease. Individual results may vary. These statements have not been evaluated by the FDA. View original content to download multimedia: SOURCE Eden Error in retrieving data Sign in to access your portfolio Error in retrieving data Error in retrieving data Error in retrieving data Error in retrieving data
