Donuts on demand or Dunkin’ on demand are two phrases that you might be thinking about now that Dunkin’ Donuts (NASDAQ DNKN) is patterning with Grubhub (NYSE: GRUB) to bring you sweet treats and coffee on the go. The coffee and donut chain is beginning to rollout a nationwide delivery program where, starting Monday, more than 400 Dunkin’ restaurants in NYC’s five boroughs will offer delivery through Seamless, GrubHub’s NYC brand. Stephanie Meltzer-Paul, Dunkin’ U.S. vice president of digital and loyalty marketing, tells Yahoo Finance that the goal is to have delivery available in one-third of its locations by the end of the year. If the goal is met, that would be more than 1000 Dunkin’ restaurants. In the test market, which was held in select stores in NYC, Boston and Philadelphia, the average ticket was two times the normal ticket, which should ultimately serve as a boost to Dunkin’s same-store sales. For those that have used Seamless in NYC or enjoyed on-demand delivery with Grubhub in other locations, this is exciting news that could be bringing your afternoon fix right to your home, office, or other location.

Three different Ragu sauces have been recalled by Mizkan American because they may contain plastic fragments. The recall, which was done so voluntarily, affects the following Ragu Sauces: RAGU Chunky Tomato Garlic & Onion, 45 oz. Cap code: JUN0620YU2Best Use By Date: JUN0620YU2 RAGU Chunky Tomato Garlic & Onion, 66 oz.Cap code: JUN0520YU2Best Use by Date: JUN0520YU2 RAGU Chunky Tomato Garlic & Onion, 66 oz.Cap code: JUN0620YU2Best Use By Date: JUN0620YU2 RAGU Old World Style Traditional, 66 oz.Cap code: JUN0420YU2Best Use By Date: JUN0420YU2 RAGU Old World Style Meat, 66 oz.Cap code: JUNE0520YU2Best Use By Date: JUN0520YU2 Consumers who have purchased the affected sauces can receive a coupon for a replacement product by contacting Mizkan American’s Customer service Hotline at 800-328-7248.

Ruiz Food Products Inc., producer of El Monterey Frozen Breakfast Wraps, is recalling nearly 250,000 pounds of the burritos due to customer complaints about ‘small rocks’ inside the burritos. At the time of publication, there was one potentially related injury involving the contaminated breakfast burritos according to the FDA Website. Ruiz Foods is investigating how the foreign material got into the breakfast wraps. Three customers so far have reported finding the rocks in the burritos by Friday, when the problem was first reported to the USDA. 
The affected dates and lots of the egg, potato, bacon and cheese sauce breakfast wrap are: LOT 19017, Best Used By 01/17/2020 LOT 19018, Best Used By 01/18/2020 Customers who bought the breakfast wraps should discard of them immediately or return them to the store where they were purchased.