Add Yahoo as a preferred source to see more of our stories on Google. A photo of an apparent “Snapple Fact” that has gone viral is in fact, fake The Internet can be exceedingly convincing sometimes, ...

Noted iced tea brand Snapple has released a ChatGPT-powered “fAIct Generator” — that’s “fact generator” with “AI” awkwardly stuck in the middle — that it claims “makes it easy to create facts about ...

Fun facts are written on the underside of the lid of Snapple drinks bottles, but a fake lid photo is circulating on social media. The Snapple ‘fact’ says that that former U.S. President Donald Trump ...

SAN DIEGO (KGTV) — An image going around social media claims to show one of the "Real Facts" printed under Snapple lids. This one says "Trump lost and the election was not stolen." But it's not a real ...

Claim: The underside of a Snapple lid shows the company included, “Trump lost and the election was not stolen,” as a “Real Fact” the company prints on its beverage lids. The facts: Snapple prints ...

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The Internet can be exceedingly convincing sometimes, and on Monday, it got some people pretty good with an image that seemed to show Snapple calling out Donald Trump. In reality, they did not. On ...