Impossible Foods announced Impossible Hot Dogs will be the brand’s latest new meat-from-plants innovation product coming to restaurants and grocery stores soon.

The juicy, savory links offer a similar cooking and sensory experience to traditional animal beef hot dogs, but are made with high-quality ingredients derived from plants.

Compared to a leading animal-based hot dog served in restaurants, Impossible Hot Dogs pack 0mg cholesterol, 50% less total and saturated fat, 12g protein (vs. 6g), and none of the mystery – just plants.

The company says that these hot dogs are not made with added or synthetic nitrates or nitrites like some hot dogs made from animals, although they do contain natural nitrates and nitrites from cultured celery powder.

For St. Patrick’s Day, Krispy Kreme fans across the US are in for a delightful treat. The doughnut chain is launching a vibrant lineup of new doughnuts, alongside the return of the fan-favorite green O’riginal Glazed Doughnut, to spread the spirit of the holiday.

Doughnut aficionados can revel in the festivities with the debut of the St. Patrick’s Day collection. The collection promises to evoke feelings of luck and joy, featuring four freshly introduced doughnuts designed to captivate taste buds.

Here’s a closer look at the new collection:

• Luck of the Rainbow Doughnut: An Original Glazed Doughnut dipped in green icing, rainbow explosion sprinkle blend and topped with a buttercream cloud.
• Shamrock Cookies ‘N Kreme Made With Oreo Cookies:  An unglazed shell filled with cookies & Kreme™ filling made with OREO® cookies, dipped in white icing with green drizzles and St. Patrick’s fusion sprinkles.
• Plaid Party Doughnut: An unglazed shell filled with white Kreme™ filling, dipped in chocolate icing and drizzled with green icing.
• Shooting Shamrock Doughnut: An Original Glazed doughnut dipped in light green icing with a green icing swirl, topped with a shamrock sugar piece.

Saquon Barkley’s wish to be a Giant for life will not be granted. Instead, he has flown the coop and is headed to the rival Eagles.

The star running back on the first day of free agency agreed to a three-year contract to trade blue for green and move on down the Jersey Turnpike to suit up for the Eagles. 

The deal is worth $37.75 million, with a guarantee of $26 million.

This will not sit well with all those Giants fans who bought Barkley’s No. 26 jersey and now will see him play for an NFC East opponent they despise.

Barkley posted a brief goodbye on X, writing “Thank you to everyone who has shown me love and support over the past 6 years… forever grateful! Excited for the next chapter.’’ He followed that up with two emojis of bald eagles.

With the Giants, Barkley endured five losing seasons in his six years, playing for three different head coaches. 

In many ways, his first season was his finest, with 1,307 rushing yards and what turned out as career-highs in rushing average (5.0) and receptions (91). Barkley was named the NFL Offensive Rookie of the Year and he was on his way to greatness, it seemed.

That greatness was few and far between and now he will look for that greatness elsewhere.