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TIL a donut shop in Portland, Oregon was told by the FDA to stop adding medicine to food because it included Nyquil and Pepto Bismol to its donuts.
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As a barista for a particular siren this hits more for me since people ask what medicine is in a “Medicine ball”
A drink that 1) does not exist, its the honey citus mint and 2) doesn’t contain medicine either way.
I really wish I could figure out a “Customer Service way” to tell people we aren’t a pharmacy because apparently saying “this is Starbucks not walgreens” isn’t good enough
I’ll give you the money and you give me the donut, there’s no need to bring over the counter medicine into this
Voodoo Donuts always does weird shit with their donuts. They’re extremely tasty (for the most part lol) and well worth it if you’re ever in Portland.
It’s frankly embarrassing that the FDA has to step in and say [don’t add Nyquil to chicken](https://www.cnn.com/2022/09/20/health/dangerous-social-media-challenges-wellness/index.html) in 2022. They’re busy enough as it is with phase 2 of the nationwide microchip roll out (/s).