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⚠️ Scanned on Exposr⚠️ Takis Fuego just ranked #1 for the highest concentration of a probable carcinogen across every kids' snack Consumer Reports tested. The contaminant: glycidyl esters — process chemicals that form when vegetable oils are refined at extreme heat. The moment you eat them, your body converts them into glycidol — classified as a probable human carcinogen by the EPA. Consumer Reports tested 21 popular snacks. Takis had the highest levels. 3.41 micrograms per serving. Nobody else
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