Texas Pete recalls more than 50,000 bottles of spicy sauce, the FDA warns
A manufacturing mixture could endanger the health of certain people.
For many of us, The right condiment Can make or break some dishes, but do not let your desire to dress your food endangering your health. The Food and Drug Administration of the United States (FDA) has already warned against several reminders of popular condiments this month only. Throughout May, we saw pasta sauce of Wegmans, Tahini sauce Sold in Walmart, and pesto sauce De Trader Joe all withdrew the shelves due to various health problems. And now another commonly used condiment faces new concerns. Read more to find out why more than 50,000 bottles of Texas Pete spicy sauce are recalled.
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More than 50,000 bottles of sauce in Texas Pete are recalled.
On May 25, the FDA published a new alert Notify consumers of a new recall of spicy sauce. According to the agency, T.W. Garner Food Company voluntarily recalls 50,688 bottles of his Texas Pete brand buffalo wings sauce.
"The product can be identified as a 12 ounce glass bottle with an orange sauce, called Buffalo Texas Pete wing sauce," said the alert. Those which have been recalled have the best if they are used on December 6, 2023 and code 065239 - which can be found printed on the cap of bottles.
The bottles can contain a different spicy sauce.
T.W. Garner Food Company recalls his sauce in Texas Pete Buffalo, as some bottles may actually contain the brand's additional wings sauce. "The recall was launched after a report was received from a direct client that a bottle labeled like a Texas Pete Buffalo wings sauce was located in place of the softer wing sauce of Texas Pete," said explained the alert. AE0FCC31AE342FD3A1346EBB1F342FCB
According to the agency, the mixture between the two stitched sauces of the brand is the result of a manufacturing error. "The survey indicates that the problem was caused by the application of the bad label during part of the production," they said.
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The mixture could endanger the health of certain people.
The switch between the Texas Pete buffalo wing sauce and the softer wing sauce is worrying for a major reason: an unconceived allergen. Unlike Buffalo's spicy sauce, the soft version contains soybeans. Consequently, the bottles recalled from the Buffalo wing of Texas Pete which possibly contain the lighter wings sauce "lack the declaration of soy allergens," said the FDA alert.
"People who have a severe allergy or sensitivity to soy are running the risk of serious or fatal allergic reaction if they consume this product," warned the agency. Soybeans - wheat next to it, crustaceans, eggs, fish and peanuts - are the most Unsconsumnated allergens , counting "90% of all food allergic reactions", according to the food security and inspection service of the US Department of Agriculture (USDA).
Some consumers are invited to return any recalled sauce.
Buffalo Texas Pete Buffalo Wings Bottles have been shipped in distribution centers and trail shops in 13 states: Alabama, Connecticut, Florida, Georgie, Louisiana, Mississippi, North Caroline, New York, Pennsylvania, Caroline from the south, Tennessee, Texas and Virginie. And although no disease has yet been reported, the FDA requests that some people use any of the affected sauces. "A. Consumers with a soybean allergy or a sensitivity ... are invited not to consume the product and to arrange it or to return it to their place of purchase for a full refund," said the alert.
According to the FDA, Food allergies symptoms Can start from a few minutes to a few hours after eating something you are allergic. This may include "hives, skin or rashes, tingling or itching in the mouth, face, tongue or swelling of the lips, vomiting and / or diarrhea, abdominal cramps, coughs or Skipping breathing, dizzy and / or dizzy, swelling of the throat and vocal cords, difficulty breathing and loss of consciousness, "said the agency.
