Everyone's got a little skeleton or two hiding in the closet —like maybe it's a white lie they told someone that that person ...

On Halloween in 1950, a large-scale food poisoning outbreak occurred due to orange food coloring in candy. In response to this, two laws were passed: the Food Additives Amendment in 1958 and the ...

When that distinctive shade of pumpkin orange starts coloring everything on grocery shelves, and scents of cinnamon, cloves and nutmeg waft through every bakery in town, it can only mean one thing ...

6. Divide evenly into three batches. Add orange food coloring to one batch, and yellow food coloring to the other. Keep one natural buttercream color. Mix food coloring in well. 7. If using ...

Melt 1 cup orange candy melts or white chocolate with a few drops of orange food coloring. Now shape soft caramel or marzipan into small, finger-sized carrot shapes by rolling and tapering one end.

Divide the batter into two equal portions and place in two separate bowls. Gently mix orange food coloring into the batter in ...

Divide the dough in half and add yellow food coloring to one-half of the dough and knead until the color is even throughout. Repeat with the other half of the dough and orange food coloring.

As America’s children prepare for their annual candy shakedown of America’s grown-ups, it’s time for regulators to get on the (broom)stick and fly in with an important public health ...

Halloween 2024 is a reminder that the Food and Drug Administration is long overdue for taking an obvious action to make the holiday less scary: banning artificial food coloring. Doing so would not ...

Robert F. Kennedy Jr. questioned vaccine safety, fluoride in water and other health matters as he campaigned alongside President-elect Donald Trump, vowing to “Make America Healthy Again.” Another ...