Michael Morgan+FollowLouisville Food Scene: June’s Wild RideLouisville’s food and drink scene is buzzing! Del Taco’s finally coming with FIVE new spots, but we’re saying goodbye to Patrick’s and ShopBar (RIP to karaoke nights and late-night hangs). Meanwhile, 610 Magnolia just made a top North America restaurant list, and Covington got crowned a foodie hotspot by Food & Wine. Oh, and Schimpff’s Confectionery? Voted best candy store in the US! New bars, bagel shops, and coffee spots are popping up everywhere—did you catch all these changes? #Food #LouisvilleEats #FoodNews00Share
Valerie Hall+FollowNo Frozen Custard for Louisville?!After two years of hype, Andy’s Frozen Custard just pulled the plug on their first Louisville spot. They hit a major snag with stormwater upgrades, and now the whole project’s off. No more dreams of late-night custard runs in Middletown, at least for now. Bummer if you were already planning your order! Guess we’ll have to stick to Lexington for that Andy’s fix. #Food #LouisvilleEats #FoodNews00Share
Mary Williams+FollowApplebee’s AYCE Menu Gets a Spicy Swap!Applebee’s just shook up its All You Can Eat deal! After fans devoured over 16 million Double Crunch Shrimp (literally eating the supply dry), they’re swapping shrimp for boneless wings in the endless lineup. Now, you can go wild on riblets, chicken tenders, and boneless wings for $15.99, plus fries and slaw. Shrimp lovers, don’t panic—you can still order it, but it’s not bottomless anymore. AYCE is sticking around for now, but who knows for how long? #Applebees #AllYouCanEat #FoodNews #Food120Share
gordonangela+FollowSmucker’s Ditching Fake Colors—Finally!Heads up, snack lovers! Smucker’s is saying goodbye to those weird artificial colors in your favorite jams and snacks by 2027. Even those iconic Twinkies and Snoballs from Hostess (yep, they own them now) are getting a makeover. Why? More big brands are cleaning up their ingredient lists as the government cracks down on synthetic dyes. So, your PB&J and after-school treats are about to get a little more natural. Would you notice the difference? #FoodNews #CleanEating #SnackTime #Business #EntrepreneurshipStartup5169Share
Jacqueline Ray+FollowSmucker’s Ditching Fake Food Dyes!Big news for snack lovers: J.M. Smucker (yep, the Jif peanut butter people) just announced they’re kicking artificial food dyes out of all their products by the end of 2027. That means cleaner fruit spreads, ice cream toppings, and even Hostess treats! They’re also making sure schools get dye-free goodies sooner. More brands like Kraft Heinz and General Mills are jumping on this trend—bye-bye, synthetic colors! #FoodNews #CleanEating #NoArtificialColors #Health #BodyHealth5317Share
gordonangela+FollowNestle Finally Ditches Fake Colors?Heads up, snack lovers! Nestle just announced they're kicking artificial dyes out of their U.S. foods by 2026—finally catching up with Kraft Heinz and General Mills. If you’ve ever wondered why your candy or cereal glows in the dark, that’s about to change. With Red No. 3 banned and most people wanting cleaner labels, expect your favorite treats to look a little less neon soon. Maybe now we can all snack with a little less guilt! #Nestle #FoodNews #CleanEating #Business #EntrepreneurshipStartup160Share
Bryan Grant+FollowWill Your Snacks Get Pricier After This Mega Merger?Snack lovers, heads up! Mars (yep, the M&Ms and Snickers folks) wants to scoop up Pringles and Pop-Tarts in a $35.9 billion deal. The U.S. gave it a thumbs up, but Europe’s regulators are worried this snack super-combo could mean higher prices at your local grocery store. If Mars gets too much control, your favorite treats might cost more—especially with inflation already pinching wallets. So, will your snack stash survive the merger? Stay tuned! #SnackAttack #FoodNews #MoneyHacks #Business #LocalBusiness153Share
suarezpatricia+FollowNestle Ditches Fake Colors—Who's Next?Nestle just announced they're cutting out artificial colors from all their US foods by mid-2026! They’re following in the footsteps of General Mills and Kraft Heinz, who are also making the switch. Apparently, 90% of Nestle’s stuff is already dye-free, but this move is a big deal for anyone side-eyeing those neon snacks. The debate is still on about whether these dyes are actually bad for you, but the trend is clear: more natural vibes in your pantry! #Nestle #FoodNews #ArtificialColors #Health #BodyHealth854Share
dianefrank+FollowChili’s Teases Fans With Mysterious PostChili’s just dropped a super cryptic post, and everyone’s losing it trying to guess what’s coming. They spelled their name with two L’s and posted some frosty emojis—cue the wild theories! Fans are hoping for everything from lime margaritas to the return of happy hour apps or even a new dessert. The only hint? Chili’s replied to someone guessing margaritas. Are we about to get a new summer drink? Stay tuned! #Chilis #FoodNews #MargaritaMystery #Food30Share
Chris Lyons+FollowGeneral Mills Ditches Artificial DyesGeneral Mills is finally saying goodbye to artificial food dyes! They’re joining Kraft Heinz, PepsiCo, and others in cutting out those petroleum-based colors from all their cereals and school foods by 2026, and their full lineup by 2027. Apparently, 85% of their products are already dye-free, but now they’re going all in. Health advocates have been pushing for this forever, claiming these dyes mess with kids’ behavior. Would you still eat your favorite cereal if it looked a little less colorful? #FoodNews #GeneralMills #ArtificialDyes #Health414Share
