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Cheez Is Healthy, For the Right Price
Hamilton Nolan · 03/24/15 08:53AMConsumers Demand Artificial Food Without Artificial Ingredients
Hamilton Nolan · 04/02/14 08:35AMKraft Reports String-Cheese Recall, Probable Shortage
Kyle Chayka · 02/04/14 11:48PMVelveeta Shortage Threatens Our National Cheez Supply
Hamilton Nolan · 01/07/14 09:42AMKraft Agrees to Remove Yellow Dye From Macaroni and Cheese
Lacey Donohue · 10/31/13 10:33PMFood Engineers Now Making Your Burger Look Cool, Casual, Real
Maggie Lange · 06/18/13 10:34AMFilled With Pride: Oreo's Rainbow-Colored Cookie
Neetzan Zimmerman · 06/26/12 08:22AMKraft’s New Name is Crumbelievably Stupid (UPDATE)
Caity Weaver · 03/21/12 10:46PMWhich Companies Are Using Aborted Human Fetuses in Their Food?
Max Read · 01/25/12 06:12PMAmericans Love Cheez; But Are They Ready for Cheese?
Hamilton Nolan · 01/18/12 11:49AMKool Aid Wants Hispanic People Drinking Nothing But Kool Aid
Hamilton Nolan · 05/27/11 10:25AMFood: Now Dumber
Hamilton Nolan · 05/05/08 09:44AMAmerican food, despite having devolved to the point that it is totally formulated by scientists, manufactured by machines, ergonomically packaged, and full of ingredients that do not occur in the natural world, is still a bit too challenging—and downright complicated—for many of our citizens. So Kraft, which makes many of your favorite brands of junk food, is dumbing down its packaging and product offerings so even the most simple among us can enjoy pudding, Cool Whip, and cheese slices. All together, even!