Press Play with Madeleine Brand
What exactly is in your LaCroix?
The label on every LaCroix can lists two ingredients: “carbonated water,” and “natural flavors.”
By Madeleine Brand • • 1 min readThe label on every LaCroix can lists two ingredients: “carbonated water,” and “natural flavors.” Now there’s a class-action suit against the company alleging that the natural flavors aren’t natural at all, and that LaCroix contains some potentially toxic chemicals, like one that’s used to kill cockroaches.
The full episode
5 of 5
Who won the California governor’s debate?- 0:00Highlights and analysis of the California gubernatorial debate
- 9:36How will Justice Kavanaugh rule?
- 17:30Is the Supreme Court more politically ideological than ever before?
- 25:11How a Russian spy and American spy worked on opposite sides of the Cold War, but became best friends
- 39:46What exactly is in your LaCroix?You’re reading this
The full episode
5 of 5Who won the California governor’s debate?- 0:00Highlights and analysis of the California gubernatorial debate
- 9:36How will Justice Kavanaugh rule?
- 17:30Is the Supreme Court more politically ideological than ever before?
- 25:11How a Russian spy and American spy worked on opposite sides of the Cold War, but became best friends
- 39:46What exactly is in your LaCroix?You’re reading this