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Why are American Pop Tarts banned in the UK?

American Pop Tarts are banned in the UK because they contain controversial food dyes. These particular dyes used in the American version have been linked to hyperactivity in children, prompting UK regulatory authorities to prohibit their sale. While exploring the world's largest Pop Tart (standing over three feet tall), Mike highlights this interesting fact about the popular breakfast pastry. This restriction is part of a broader pattern of certain American food products being banned in other countries due to ingredient regulations that differ across international borders.

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Mike Tries the World's Largest Pop Tart

Law By Mike·8 months ago

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