These small hot dogs and popular burger breads are recalled nationally, says FDA
A wide range of the finest dates are at risk. Here's what the bag looks if you purchased these rolls.
Heads up,coffee maker Fans! If you purchased a particular brand of buns over the country in recent days, the Food and Drug Administration for food and medicines indicates you may be at risk of being exposed toSalmonellaWhereListeria. Here is thebread Brand to look over how to tell if your bag has to go.
This week, the FDA announced thatHostess had voluntarilyreminder Two leading products, sweet hostess dug-hot hot and hostess hostess hostess hamburger hamburger hamburger. The recall was initiated after routine monitoring at the brand co-manufacturer revealed the potential presence ofSalmonella andListeria monocytogenescontamination.
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Thirty-two lots Hostess The rolls of soft white hamburger were included in the recall, all bearing the UPC number 888109110987. The product best by date for small hamburger soft white bread in question are 8/13 / 2021 until 10/04/2021.
Meanwhile, 16 lots of small white hot dog buns hostess were recalled, Article Number UPC 888109110970. The best dates for small hot dogs recalled breads are listed in the 8/13/2021 09/30/2021.
The brand says that these rolls were sold "to distributors, convenience stores and other retail stores in the United States."
The hostess says that to date, they have received no reports of disease linked to possible contamination. However, they urge consumers who have purchased the recalled rolls to eliminate them immediately or return them to the place of purchase for a full refund.
In the ad, the hostess advised that the symptomsListeria monocytogenes Can include high fever, severe headache, stiffness, nausea, abdominal pain, diarrhea and pregnancy complications. They note thatSalmonellaOn the other hand, can cause diarrhea, nausea, vomiting, abdominal pain or more serious illnesses after entering the body in the bloodstream.
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