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Children, many of us received milk at the dinner table and said it was a good source of calcium, helping us grow solid bones and teeth. Nowadays, you are less likely to have a glass of milk with your meal, but you can always count on traditional dairy products orCremilers for your morning coffee, as well as non -dairy options such as almond or oats milk. If you are a milk drinker, you will want to be aware of the latest warnings from the United States Food and Drug Administration (FDA) on a product you should avoid. Read the rest to find out which milk you should eliminate from your refrigerator and how it could potentially endanger your health.

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You can say quite easily when the milk has gone wrong - the sour smell or the lumpy texture are dead gifts that have exceeded its peak. Sometimes, however, you can't tell the naked eye that there is something wrong.

This is where the FDA comes into play. On July 29, the agency announced that Lyons Magnus LLC hadvoluntarily recalled 53 products, including non -dairy milks. The affected products included the popular edition of Barista au Milit Oatly Oak, and the recall also applied to several drinks at the coffee and the protein of the company. According to the FDA, drinks were potentially contaminated byCronobacter sakazakii, a rare bacteria that could endanger immunocompromised or vulnerable people if consumed.

Consumers have been asked not to drink affected drinks and return them instead for a refund. On August 5, the FDA warned that another subset of people should be alert, as they will want to avoid a certain dairy product.

Even if you do not regularly eat dairy products or do not drink cow's milk, you could be ready to make an exception if it is chocolate milk. Another basic food food, chocolate milk is a sweet treat that can instantly trigger nostalgia. But a variety is not an explosion of welcome from the past - it is potentially dangerous, warned the FDA.AE0FCC31AE342FD3A1346EBB1F342FCB

Royal Crest Dairy, based in Longmont, in Colorado, published a voluntary reminder of some of the flicker -chocolate milk pliers of his farmer due to aPotential health presentation, by advice of August 5 of the FDA. Pints ​​affected have the date code AUOT-22 and the factory code # 08-66 printed on the bottle, and the announcement indicates that the products are "in a container of plastic pint in polyethylene polyethylene In complete food safety with a black cap ".

Chocolate milk pints were distributed to retail stores in southern Colorado, including Penrose, Canon City, Florence, Pueblo West and Pueblo stores.

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Chocolate milk has been recalled because it could be contaminated by unsuccessful eggs - a known allergen.

"Our allergens control procedures were not followed after a product containing eggs was executed through the load," said Royal Crest Dairy in the announcement. "Once this error has been discovered, a reminder has been launched and the customers who had already received the product have been contacted."

The company added that it also took measures to prevent this problem in the future, namely "better labeling of product tanks to prevent human effort and additional training of employees".

Those who are allergic to eggs, and even those who have a "severe sensitivity", could drink this milk and "run the risk of a serious or fatal allergic reaction", indicates the opinion of the FDA. According to the Mayo clinic,Symptoms of an egg allergy- as rashes, hives, congestion or vomiting - can arise in a few minutes or take several hours to appear.

Fortunately, there was no report of illnesses, but customers who bought this chocolate milk are invited to return it to their place of purchase to receive a full refund. For questions about the recall, customers can contact the Royal Crest Dairy quality laboratory from Monday to Friday between 4 a.m. and 2:30 p.m. The contact details are listed in the reminder.