snacks

Thousands of fans have signed online petitions demanding the return of various Little Debbies treats. Here 15 of the most desired discontinued items.

Major food companies are discontinuing beloved products including Coca-Cola Spiced, 15 Frito-Lay snacks, and three Cheerios flavors. Here's what's disappearing from shelves.

Louisiana's getting two Buc-ee's locations! Local fans share insider tips on must-try items, from beaver nuggets to secret menu favorites.

If you like beer and grilling meat, these new chip flavors might just be for you.

Some limited edition Ruffles chips are making waves once again, but are they too hot to handle?

The company says it has heard from customers who allegedly found metal in their beef sticks.

The FDA has announced a ban on Red 3, a controversial food dye linked to cancer. Find out how this decision will impact the snacks and candies loved in Louisiana.

Frito-Lay is discontinuing 15 popular snacks, including Cheetos, Tostitos, and Ruffles. See what’s leaving Louisiana stores and stock up while you can!

Louisiana families sound off on what's good and what's great when it comes to after school snacking.

Wait until you see the names of some of these "snacks."

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Some of these snacks are pretty well-loved. It's sad to see them leaving Louisiana's store shelves.