JACKSON — Magnesium sparks from a 12-gauge Dragon's Breath shotgun round ignited a wildfire in Jackson last week that led to the evacuation of homes and scorched 350 acres of forest, according ...

A St. Augustine mother is warning people to beware of Dragon’s Breath. The liquid-nitrogen-coated cereal snack — that allows those who consume it to exhale white smoke through their mouth and ...

Don’t get burned by a trendy liquid nitrogen-dipped cereal dubbed Dragon’s Breath — that can melt your mouth and internal organs, Suffolk County health officials warned. The cold treat ...

And now they’re eating Dragon’s Breath, a snack made with liquid nitrogen that can burn your mouth or cause respiratory distress if ingested incorrectly. Dragon’s Breath gets its name ...

When Jihoon Ha began selling liquid nitrogen ice cream at his cafe Happily Ever After in Philadelphia, he kept getting requests for something called "dragon's breath." So he looked it up and ...

The smoking, liquid-nitrogen treat called Dragon's Breath that kids beg for at kiosks at malls, fairs and festivals across America is dangerous to the point of being life-threatening ...

The Dragon's Breath pepper, as it's been named, reportedly measures 2.48 million on the Scoville heat units scale. If that number holds, the new Welsh pepper would easily beat out the current ...

On 25 July 2018, Jacksonville, Florida, mother Racheal Richard McKenny posted a warning on Facebook about an emerging food trend called "Dragon’s Breath" (a cup dessert comprising corn crackers ...

The US Food and Drug Administration is warning consumers about the potential dangers of eating food prepared with liquid nitrogen. The FDA says eating foods such as ice cream, cereal or cocktails ...

Indonesia is warning people against consuming liquid nitrogen after more than 20 children were harmed eating a street snack known as “dragon’s breath” that’s at the center of a dangerous ...

It's called Dragon's Breath. The trendy dessert infuses treats like cereal with liquid nitrogen, causing the eater to blow smoke when the food enters their mouth. Racheal McKenny of St. Augustine ...