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Crunchy dark chocolate peanut butter cups by Ashlae | oh, ladycakes
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Reeseās peanut butter pumpkins,Ā āking sizeā 2-packs, Target, 2017.
Note the very subtle modifications to theĀ āKing Sizeā lettering on the white chocolate version ā little zig-zag edges suggestive of the traditional Reeseās peanut butter cups.Ā
#read#nopalmoils#palmkernals#peanutbuttercups#hersheychocolates#nutella #Raja the elephant has been captured by villagers close to a palm oil plantation in Indonesia. Photo: Jim Wickens/Ecologist Film Unit Demand for palm oil, a substance found in hundreds of our food and household products, is threatening some of the world's most endangered species. The rapid expansion of palm oil plantations in Indonesia has already led to the clearance of millions of hectares of rainforests, driving out endangered animals such as tigers, orangutans and Sumatran elephants. Sumatran elephants are the most endangered elephant in the world. Scientists and environmental campaigners fear a new law may soon be passed that would open up yet more of their forestry habitat to loggers. Science Editor Lawrence McGinty reports
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