Do you really have to be 21-years-old to buy a canister of whipped cream in New York? A new law barring the sale of nitrous oxide cartridges to minors has created a puzzling situation for grocery and convenient stores across the state. Some have started carding customers for the product, while the lawmaker who wrote the law says it's legal to sell the dessert topping spray to minors.

On this episode of "The Eagle," Capital Bureau reporter Melissa Manno explains the confusion, and whether we'll all be able to pile the fluffy white topping on our desserts.

Also on this episode, Hudson Valley reporter Lana Bellamy updates us on wildfires along the Shawangunk Ridge, and editor Casey Seiler discusses the stunning erasure of Nauman Hussain's guilty plea of criminally negligent homicide in the Schoharie limo crash.

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