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April 28, 2025

Green Minecraft ‘Creeper Milk’ is made with ‘petroleum-based synthetic dyes’ that even the Trump administration wants to ban

The Minecraft franchise has gained popularity through extensive marketing, including collaborations with fast-food chains and snack brands. A notable product is Minecraft "Vanilla Green Lowfat Milk," known as Creeper milk, produced by TruMoo, which will be available in the U.S. until June 30. This drink contains petroleum-based synthetic dyes, specifically Blue No. 1, which the FDA plans to remove from food products by the end of 2026 due to concerns about their potential effects on children's behavior. U.S. Health and Human Services Secretary Robert F. Kennedy, Jr. and FDA Commissioner Marty Makary have expressed concerns about synthetic dyes and their health risks, advocating for a transition to natural alternatives. The Creeper milk product does not exist in the Minecraft universe or the recent film, raising questions about its marketing appeal.

AppWizard

April 25, 2025

Green Minecraft Movie Milk Gets Its Color From Chemicals The Government Wants To ‘Eliminate’

TruMoo has launched a new product called "Vanilla Green Lowfat Milk," inspired by Minecraft and resembling a melted Shamrock Shake. The green color comes from petroleum-based dyes, specifically "Blue No. 1," which is under scrutiny by the FDA due to health concerns. The FDA plans to expedite the review of natural alternatives to synthetic dyes and aims to eliminate these colorings from food products in the U.S. by 2026. Creeper milk has gained popularity on social media, with fans sharing their experiences. TruMoo previously introduced themed beverages, including blue milk inspired by Star Wars. Upcoming film releases may affect the future of themed beverages, and recent cuts to FDA staffing could impact food safety checks.

AppWizard

March 31, 2025

Minecraft tips you need to know – from how to beat Endermen to pumpkin secrets

Minecraft has 204.33 million monthly users across various platforms. Llamas can serve as mobile storage with an inventory of 3 to 15 slots. The breaking pattern on blocks indicates orientation, appearing on the northern side. Lava is a superior fuel source in furnaces, outlasting wood and coal. Diamonds can now be found between levels 15 and 63, with deeper levels offering better chances. Players can change a blue sheep to red by bringing it near an Evoker. Torches can break surrounding sand and gravel blocks. Mushroom biomes do not spawn hostile mobs at night. Wearing a carved pumpkin prevents direct eye contact with Endermen. Iron Golems can be created for defense using iron blocks and a carved pumpkin. Cats deter Creepers. Doors placed underwater create air bubbles. Snowballs can defeat Blazes from a distance. Illuminating mob spawners with torches can stop enemy spawns. The Swift Sneak enchantment allows faster sneaking. Mooshrooms can be milked for mushroom stew. Dogs' collars can be dyed for identification. Covering pixel art with glass panes preserves designs. Zombies are attracted to turtle eggs.

AppWizard

February 17, 2025

Where to Find Sheep in Minecraft and How to Tame Them | Esports News – The Times of India

Sheep in Minecraft are versatile companions that provide resources such as wool, which can be used to create beds, carpets, and banners. They can be found in various biomes, including plains, forests, savannas, mountains, and meadows, typically spawning in groups of 2 to 4 and being most active during daylight. Players can interact with sheep by shearing them for wool, dyeing their wool by using different dyes, and breeding them with wheat to produce offspring that inherit the color of one or both parents.

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December 26, 2024

How to Make Eyeblossom Dye in Minecraft

Eyeblossoms have been introduced in the Minecraft winter update, found exclusively in the Pale Garden biome. There are two types of Eyeblossoms: Closed Eyeblossom, which yields Gray dye, and Open Eyeblossom, which produces Orange dye. To craft these dyes, players need to place the respective Eyeblossom on a Crafting table. Alternative methods to obtain Orange dye include using orange Tulips, Torchflowers, or mixing red and yellow dyes. For Gray dye, players can mix black and white dyes or trade with a Wandering Trader for either dye in exchange for emeralds.