Frankford Candy is teaming up with Kellogg’s to bring two new king-size Kellogg’s Rice Krispies Candy Bars to the candy aisle this spring.

Kellogg’s Rice Krispies Candy Bars debut in two varieties, Strawberry-Flavored, and Marshmallow-Flavored.

The Kellogg’s Rice Krispies Marshmallow-Flavored Candy Bar combines Rice Krispies cereal with creamy marshmallow candy in a sweet nod to family-favorite Rice Krispies Treats.

Meanwhile, the Kellogg’s Rice Krispies Strawberry-Flavored Candy Bar pairs Rice Krispies with strawberry flavors in a creamy white candy.

The single-serve, 2.75-ounce candy bars are available for a suggested price of $2.49 each at Walmart, Five Below and Big Lots stores nationwide, as well as online at FrankfordCandy.com and Amazon.

Red Lobster adds a new option to its fan-favorite Ultimate Endless Shrimp lineup with the introduction of new Crispy Dragon Shrimp.

Crispy Dragon Shrimp features savory, crispy shrimp tossed in a sweet, mildly spicy chili sauce.

As part of the Ultimate Endless Shrimp menu, which is available all day, every day for $20 per-person, shrimp lovers can choose from three shrimp preparations to start and order more when they are gone. Each Ultimate Endless Shrimp meal also includes a choice of side and warm Cheddar Bay Biscuits.

Additionally, Red Lobster is inviting fans to try their new fruity lineup of Casamigos Margaritas, including the new Watermelon Mint ‘Rita, new Spicy Pineapple Margarita and new Casa Colada ‘Rita – available for $10 all day, every day.

The Patriots beat the Jets 15-10 at a rainy MetLife Stadium on Sunday.

It wasn’t pretty, but Mac Jones and the Patriots managed to land enough punches on offense to ground the Jets and a woeful offense commanded by Zach Wilson.

The Patriots are now 1-2 this season, while the Jets fall to 1-2.

It wasn’t exactly a riveting performance from Mac Jones and the Patriots offense, but the Patriots’ defense feasted against an impotent Jets offense that more or less operated without a functioning game.

But regardless of whatever qualifiers you want to toss out there, the Patriots did enough to get in the win column with a 15-10 victory against a deeply flawed Jets roster without Aaron Rodgers at the helm on offense.

How bad was Zach Wilson and the Jets’ offense?

The Jets generated just 171 total net yards, with most coming in the fourth quarter.