In-N-Out’s Ingredient Overhaul, Roman Relic Discovery, and In-Flight Vaping Debate
Sarah Johnson
May 15, 2025
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In-N-Out Burger removes artificial dyes, Roman water pipe unearthed in Belgium, and a Reddit debate over vaping on flights.
In-N-Out Burger Goes Natural: In-N-Out Burger is ditching artificial dyes in its shakes and lemonade, following the FDA’s ban on synthetic dyes. The chain’s ketchup is also getting a sweet upgrade with real sugar, a move that’s sure to please health-conscious fans. This shift reflects a broader trend toward cleaner ingredients, proving fast food can still pack a punch without the artificial stuff.
Roman Relic Unearthed: Archaeologists in Leuven, Belgium, have uncovered a remarkably preserved wooden water pipe from an ancient Roman town. This rare find sheds light on the ingenuity of Roman engineering, offering a glimpse into a city’s past that’s still teaching us lessons in urban planning.
Vaping in the Skies? A Reddit user sparked a heated debate after questioning whether flight attendants can detect passengers vaping in airplane bathrooms. The online discussion highlights growing tensions over in-flight behavior and the challenges of enforcing rules at 30,000 feet.
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Editor's Comments
In-N-Out’s dropping dyes like a bad habit—next, they’ll be serving kale fries! Meanwhile, that Roman pipe’s so well-preserved, it’s probably still got better water pressure than my apartment. And vaping on a plane? That’s just someone trying to puff their way to the no-fly list!
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