Jacquez wanted a plate. He saw the smoke, smelled the grill, and did what any sensible person would do: he walked up and asked if there was anything left. There wasn’t. The grill was done. And somehow ...

To cajole people into eating snacks laden with spicy gherkin flavor, the folks at Frito Lay need to get themselves out of a real pickle. The quandary is this: Snacking giant Frito-Lay is reviving its ...

You could credibly argue that late-stage capitalism is responsible for exacerbating the income gap in the United States, cannibalizing every bit of beloved IP until only the hollowed-out shells of ...

Add Yahoo as a preferred source to see more of our stories on Google. This is a full "yup, that's me" moment. Not funny-ha-ha, more funny because it's a little uncomfortable. A raccoon eating Cheetos ...

This is a full "yup, that's me" moment. Not funny-ha-ha, more funny because it's a little uncomfortable. A raccoon eating Cheetos should not feel this accurate, and yet here we are. I genuinely think ...

Add Yahoo as a preferred source to see more of our stories on Google. Photo Credit: @madisonbeer / Instagram One thing is quite clear: Madison Beer knows exactly how to break the internet. Whether it ...

PepsiCo is stripping the color — but not the flavor — from two of America's favorite snacks. In a Nov. 13 news release, the company announced it would introduce a line of "Simply NKD" branded Doritos ...

The Simply NKD line of the beloved snacks will have no dyes or artificial flavors, but you can still buy the original eye-wateringly orange versions. I've been reviewing hardware and software, ...

It’s an experience almost everyone is familiar with: that moment after you’ve been mindlessly snacking on a bag of Cheetos, when you realize that your fingers are now coated in a gritty, fluorescent ...

PepsiCo is rolling out new versions of its iconic orange snacks made “with no artificial flavors or dyes, and completely colorless.” The company announced Thursday that Doritos and Cheetos Simply NKD ...

Some Cheetos and Doritos will look a little different soon. Starting in December, stores will sell Simply NKD versions of the popular snacks that have no artificial flavors or dyes — meaning no bright ...