'Virgin Mary' Potato Chips, Restaurant Image Changes, Detergent Soda And More

February 5, 2013 Subscribe · Forward Sandwich Chain Pulls 'Virgin Mary' Potato Chips From Shelves Following religious protest, U.K. sandwich chain Pret A Manger has moved to pull its Virgin Mary potato chips from stores.  Continue reading... Mealbreaker: McDonald's Patron Drinks Detergent From Coca-Cola Cup In China WATCH: Burger King Horsemeat Scandal Explained With Ridiculous Animation Emeril Lagasse Wins James Beard Humanitarian Award Pizza Hut Unveils 'Secret' New Dish Free IHOP Pancakes! Sushi Chefs Accused Of Serving Whale Face Serious Jail Time Sandwich Chain Pulls 'Virgin Mary' Potato Chips From Shelves WATCH: You Lost The Super Bowl, But At Least You Get Free Pudding Free IHOP Pancakes! ZAGAT 10 Restaurant Chains That Are Trying to Change Their Image Restaurant chains are a lot like the female lead in a teen movie. They don't feel confident unless they've recently gotten a makeover. Continue reading... VICKERY ECKHOFF Five Reasons Why Burger King's Horse Meat Scandal Could Happen Here Polish horse meat-contaminated beef patties produced in Ireland and consumed in the UK? Just the tip of the horseberg. The news that Burger King has been selling horsemeat-contaminated Whoppers in the UK comes just before Oklahoma debates making horse slaughter legal. Continue reading... LAURIE DAVID Taylor Swift: You Are Sweet Enough Just two weeks ago, Coca-Cola made a big show of "caring" about our country's obesity epidemic, releasing an ad that declared, "We are concerned, we care and we are all in this together." The next week, they announce their successful seduction of Taylor Swift, signing her up to promote Diet Coke. Continue reading... BURGERBUSINESS McDonald's Gives McMuffin A Global Makeover If McDonald's is serious about importing more menu ideas from its stores around the world then breakfast could become much more interesting. Continue reading... FOOD INTEGRITY CAMPAIGN Ag Gag 2013: A Continued Attempt to Silence Whistleblowers Mandatory reporting laws are simply wolves dressed in sheep's clothing. They would have a chilling effect on industry whistleblowers, even established long-term employees, who witness serious violations and wish to speak up. Continue reading... Received this from a friend? Sign up for alerts from The Huffington Post here Unsubscribe here.