In-N-Out is changing some of its recipes to remove the dye known as FD&C Red No. 3, now banned from the nation's food supply.

The US Department of Health and Human Services and the Food and Drug Administration recently announced a ban on petroleum-based synthetic dyes within the nation’s food supply.

In-N-Out is getting rid of red dye No. 3 from its strawberry shakes and pink lemonades after rule changes by the FDA.

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The long-time owner of Allentown’s historic Sewards Steak Shop hopes to continue its legacy after he sells the shop.

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