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- 1Reese's inventor's grandson accuses Hershey of recipe changes▼Reese's inventor's grandson accuses Hershey of changing candy recipe for some select items
The grandson of Reese's inventor Harry Burnett Reese has publicly accused Hershey of altering the recipe for some select Reese's products. The claim, reported by ABC News, raises questions about whether the beloved peanut butter cups taste different than they used to. Hershey has not been quoted responding in the initial coverage, and the specific items said to be affected were not detailed.
- 2Snoopy Brings Art and Joy to Young Hospital Patients▼Snoopy Brings Art, Joy and Kindness to Children Across Novant Health
Snoopy, the Peanuts character, is the focus of a new initiative bringing art, joy and kindness to children being treated across Novant Health facilities. The programme appears designed to lift the spirits of young patients through familiar, friendly artwork and activities. Further details about the scope and dates of the campaign were not provided.
- 3Home cooks swap mild Thai peanut satay sauce recipes●Anybody have a peanut # sate sauce that they love? Or a somewhat simple recipe? I need it mild. Like you'd get from a #
Home cooks are trading recipes for mild Thai-style peanut satay sauce after one cook found a restaurant-style recipe far too spicy and had to rescue dinner with extra peanut butter and sour cream. The request has drawn simple, family-friendly sauce suggestions, with people sharing tips on dialing down heat while keeping the sweet, savoury flavor typical of Thai restaurant satay.
- 4Pea farm work left one worker with lasting lung damage●I was wondering the other day about why peas don't give people allergic reactions like peanuts. I did work processing pe
A food processing worker recalls a winter spent processing peas on a farm, saying the exposure wrecked his lungs for a year and left him wheezing in pain, and that he believes it caused the asthma he still suffers. He raises the question of why peas trigger fewer allergic reactions than peanuts, despite causing severe reactions in occupational exposure.
- 5How to stream 'It's the Great Pumpkin, Charlie Brown' free this Halloween▼When to stream 'It's the Great Pumpkin, Charlie Brown' for free
Viewers are looking up when and where to watch the classic Peanuts Halloween special 'It's the Great Pumpkin, Charlie Brown' without paying. News outlets are sharing timing details for free streaming access to the annual holiday favorite, which airs each October and remains a seasonal tradition for families.
- 6Missing Gut Protein May Pave Way for Peanut Allergy▼Before the First Bite: A Missing Gut Protein May Set the Stage for Peanut Allergy
Researchers at UNC Health report that a lack of a particular protein in the gut lining may help set the stage for peanut allergy, potentially before a child's first exposure to peanuts. The finding suggests the gut environment, not just the immune system, plays a role in whether food allergies develop, pointing toward new prevention or treatment research.
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Celebrity chef Martin Yan is being highlighted for his Kung Pao chicken, with Food & Wine spotlighting the classic recipe from the longtime 'Yan Can Cook' host. The dish, known for its balance of tender chicken, peanuts, chilies and signature 'wok hei', is presented as a benchmark version of the Sichuan favorite, drawing fresh attention to Yan's decades of cooking expertise.
- 8Joe Stilgoe and Giacomo Smith featured on BBC Radio 3●🇺🇦 #NowPlaying on BBC #Radio3 's #FridayNightIsMusicNight Joe Stilgoe, Giacomo Smith, Giacomo Smith & Joe Stilgoe Trio:
The Joe Stilgoe and Giacomo Smith Trio is being broadcast on BBC Radio 3's Friday Night Is Music Night, with the track 'Mr Peanuts' among the pieces played. The jazz pianists and their trio are drawing attention from listeners following the programme's airing.
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Minneapolis chef Gavin Kaysen has made an investment in a startup company built around peanut butter and jelly products, according to the Star Tribune. Kaysen, known for his Twin Cities restaurants, is putting his name and money behind a food business far simpler than his fine-dining fare. Further details about the company, the size of the investment or Kaysen's role have not yet been reported.
- 10WildBrain Stock Page Draws Investor Attention▼WildBrain Ltd. (WILD.TO) Stock Price, News, Quote & History
WildBrain Ltd., the Canadian children's entertainment company behind brands such as Peanuts and Strawberry Shortcake, is being tracked by investors on finance platforms, with its Toronto-listed shares (WILD.TO) drawing interest in price quotes and history lookups. No specific company announcement or earnings event is cited, so the immediate driver of the attention is not established.
- 11Peanut Butter Taste Test and Easy Recipes Featured in New Food Episode▼NOW PLAYING == Chewed Up 9/30/26: Beyond the PB&J: Peanut Butter Taste Test + Easy Recipes https:// youtu.be/o9XUs1o8rF8
A new episode of the food series 'Chewed Up' dated September 30, 2026 focuses on peanut butter, moving past the classic PB&J sandwich with a taste test of different varieties and a set of easy recipes. The episode nods to the daytime cooking show The Chew and its hosts Michael Symon, Carla Hall and Clinton Kelly, and is being shared among food and cooking audiences.
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A sesame peanut ramen recipe is circulating among food fans, combining instant noodles with a creamy sesame and peanut sauce. The dish offers a quick, affordable upgrade to packaged ramen and fits the ongoing trend of simple recipes with pantry staples. Home cooks are sharing their own variations of the idea.
- 13NYT shares melt-in-your-mouth Peanut Butter Sandies recipe●Reverse-engineered from the beloved cookie at City Bakery, Julia Moskin’s Peanut Butter Sandies are made to melt in your mouth. https://nyti.ms/4j86axt
New York Times food writer Julia Moskin has published a recipe for Peanut Butter Sandies, reverse-engineered from the popular cookie once sold at New York's City Bakery. The shortbread-style cookies are described as melting in the mouth, and the recipe is drawing attention from home bakers and fans of the original bakery treat.
- 14Charming woodland encounter: photographer captures friendly squirrel●Parfois quand on se promène dans le bois, on fait des rencontres très charmantes! Ce petit mignon était particulièrement
A photographer sharing wildlife images from a walk in the woods has drawn attention for pictures of a small, charming squirrel that posed eagerly while being offered peanuts. Shot with a Fujifilm X-T50 and a Sigma 100-400mm lens, the images show the animal's playful antics up close. Readers are responding warmly to the endearing encounter.