The popular fizzy beverage has reportedly removed Red Dye 40 from its Dr Pepper Cherry recipe, something that customers fear may change the drink's taste.
"Dr Pepper took the first initiative to eliminate Red 40 in their cherry flavor," the Instagram post's caption read. "Both Dr Pepper Cherry & Dr Pepper Cherry Zero is now Red 40 free!"
The updated recipe can already be found in stores in both its 20-ounce bottles and 12-ounce cans, with some shoppers spotting it at Walmart locations, per the post.
View this post on Instagram"NOOOO MY RED 40???," one mourned, while another surmised, "It'll definitely affect taste," and a third simply lamented, "NOOOOOOOOOOO."
"I WANT MY RED 40," someone else demanded.
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"Big W for dr pepper," read another supportive note.
Still, the tone of gloom resounded. "RFK ruins another food," one insisted.
Brands are increasingly removing Red 40 and other petroleum-based synthetic dyes after pressure from regulators and a high-profile federal push tied to Robert F. Kennedy Jr.’s “Make America Healthy Again” (MAHA) initiative, according to ABC News.
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