Flamin’ Hot Cheetos banned in California schools for being "addictive’ to kids"

[Tony Neal]

Healthy kid-friendly snacks to replace banned 'addictive' Flamin' Hot Cheetos Banned from schools in California, New Mexico and Illinois,

Flamin' Hot Cheetos contains ingredients that studies show can set off brain responses similar to those detected in drug and alcohol addiction, reported the Huffington Post on Oct. 17. Schools...

While a lot of Americans were watching the 2012 presidential candidates debate, others were keeping an eye on the status of snack foods in their school systems!Chances are, if you’re a fan of snacks like potato chips...

Flamin' Hot Cheetos too addictive for school children
Flamin' Hot Cheetos may be too hot for school, according to an October 16 CBS News report. Lyndon B. Johnson Middle School in Albuquerque, N.M. has asked parents to keep the nutritionally delinquent snack at home.In addition...