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The holiday season is usuallynot a good time forget sickAnd with the number of coronavirus cases continuing to ride, keep you and your healthy family is by far the most important thing to focus on the moment.

WhileDisinfect your kitchen is a must to get rid of exterior germs, you must also clean the refrigerator and the pantry, because the FDA alerts grocery stores toFour different reminders affecting the foods you serve for the holidays. So, before preparing a charcuterie board, an aperitif or a brunch, check the four below!

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There could be undeclared pecans in this predefined festive selection at Publix. Anyone who has an allergy to the children could have a serious or fatal allergic reaction if they consume unconsciously this product Thay can contain the nut.

The notice of reminder indicates that the trays were in Florida stores, Georgia, Alabama, Tennessee, South Carolina, North Carolina and Virginia. However, the Florida counties of Miami-Dade, Palm Beach, Broward and Monroe are not included in the reminder.

"The reminder has been launched after discovering that the product containing pecans has been distributed in packaging that did not reveal the presence of Pacanes",Announcement on the FDA website said. "The subsequent investigation indicates that the problem has been caused by temporary ventilation in the company's packaging processes."

No illness has been reported, but anyone who bought a clear and plastic package with an UPC of4141588690, a lot ofW34326and better by date of10 / APR / 2021 Should return it to Publix for a full refund.

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This holiday treat at Trader Joe's has also been recalled because of the possibility that it can contain undeclared pecanes. Locations in Texas, Tennessee, Oklahoma, New Mexico, Louisiana, Colorado, Kansas, Arkansas and Alabama received deliveries of some of the 3,173 units of the Almond Kringle.

It was discovered that four of the pastries delivered in a Joe trader distribution center and labeled as "almond filled" were incorrect. They contained in fact a filling of Pecan. The wax paper package for these has a lot of batch code# 26720. As the Cookie Reminder Publix Holiday Holiday, no illness has been reported.

"If you bought the Almond Kringle with the specified lot code of the Joe's trader store in one of the nine states listed and you have a Pecan allergy, do not eat it, we invite you to throw the product or to send it back to any Joe's trader for full refund, "The callback says. "Otherwise, you can send an email to [email protected] with an image of the product label for a replacement item delivered to your door."

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Brie is an aperitif of staple, but you should not serve this one this holiday season. The brie cooked acid cherry made internally in the market of choice is recalled because of undeclared almonds, theAn opinion on the FDA website says. Anyone with allergy to this nut could have an allergic reaction if they consume cheese.

The locations of this Oregon grocery chain in Ashland, Bend, Corvallis, Eugene, Portland and West Linn sold the cheese recalled between November 1 and December 4, 2020, according to the recall. They have an UPC code ofO 217241 414996 and sell dates up12/12/20.

There were no diseases because of this reminder, but the grocery chain urges customers who bought it to throw it immediately.

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OPENING PRESENTATION On the morning Christmas works an appetite, but if you plan to have toast or a hot bagel of a bakery company, rexpense it. Two Bakehouse Canyon Gluten Free Bread Productsare recalled Because they could contain undeclared gluten. Anyone with wheat allergy, celiac disease or gluten sensitivity or wheat that consumes without any gluten in these products could have a serious allergic reaction. The white bread has a UPC code of8-53584-00200-3 and a number of032220323.

Reminder Notice on the FDA websiteDoes not list the specific shops The bread and bagels have been sold, but they distributed places of retail in Arkansas, Colorado, Kansas, Louisiana, Mississippi, Montana, Nebraska, New Mexico, Oklahoma, South Dakota, Texas , Utah and Wyoming. However, on its website, Canyon Bakehouse claims that its products are sold in supermarkets such as Walmart, whole food, target and more.

"As a gluten-free dedicated bakery, we follow the strict guidelines of the Gluten-Free Certification Organization (GFCO) ... We test all our finished bakery products to make sure they contain less than 10 ppm (parts per million) of gluten, which is the standard GFCO, "aDeclaration on the reminder on the company's website says. "Our internal mountain bread tests and bagels have found gluten levels outside GFCO standards. Our team immediately reported affected products and puts them in a separate suspension area so that we can be eliminated correctly. We have Tracing the problem at an isolated supplier of ingredients. "

So far, no disease has been reported.

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