Captain America Popcorn Bucket and Fantastic Four Cups Recalled
Did you buy souvenir popcorn buckets or plastic cups at the movie theater last year? You may want to take a look in your cupboards, especially if you have small kids. The Captain America popcorn buckets were sold at a much wider variety of theater chains from February until August 2025 for roughly $30.
- ▪Did you buy souvenir popcorn buckets or plastic cups at the movie theater last year?
- ▪You may want to take a look in your cupboards, especially if you have small kids.
- ▪The Captain America popcorn buckets were sold at a much wider variety of theater chains from February until August 2025 for roughly $30.
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Did you buy souvenir popcorn buckets or plastic cups at the movie theater last year? You may want to take a look in your cupboards, especially if you have small kids. The U.S. Consumer Product Safety Commission has recalled the Fantastic Four drinking cups and Captain America popcorn helmet because they contain button-cell batteries that can be easily accessed by kids, according to a recall notice posted…
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