Easter Egg Cookies and 8 Other Food Recalls This Week
Every week lots of foods are pulled from grocery shelves for contamination. There were several recalls this week, but since not every recall reported by the Food and Drug Administration makes headlines, we've listed them for you. Here's all the recalls that have happened over the last week. Easter egg cookies Brand Silver Lake Contaminated with Undeclared egg Silver Lake Cookie Company Inc. recalled its name-brand easter egg cookies sold in supermarkets in nine states due to undeclared egg allergen, which is a risk for people who are allergic to eggs. Mixed Nuts Brands Nature's Place, Ernest Klein and Aurora, and Belmont Market, Boiceville Market, Gaul's Market, Green Hills Market, Harvest Co-Op Market, Hurley Ridge, Lees, Miles Market, Palmers Market, Union Market, Walter Stewart, Windfall Market and Wild Acorns Contaminated with Salmonella Several companies recalled a variety of nuts due to potential contamination with the bacteria salmonella. Hannaford Supermarkets recalled Nature's Place brand Roasted Unsalted Mixed Nuts and Nature's Place Cranberry Mix after discovering walnuts included in the mixes could be contaminated with salmonella. Aurora Products, Inc. recalled products also containing potentially contaminated walnuts, many of which used store-branded labeling. Cumin Brand Maya Contaminated with Undeclared peanuts Maya Overseas Food Inc. recalled seven ounce packages of its cumin powder due to undeclared peanut allergen, which puts people with peanut allergies at risk. Bran muffins Brand Whole Foods Market, southwest Contaminated with Undeclared milk and egg Whole Foods Market is recalling its bran muffin six packs produced and sold in Southwest Region stores due to having undeclared milk and egg allergen, which was discovered during a routine product check. The allergens can cause health problems for people sensitive to milk and eggs. Dip Brand La Terra Fina Contaminated with Listeria La Terra Fina, which had previous spinach-related recalls expanded it's recall this week to include its Chunky Spinach Artichoke  Parmesan Dip  Spread due to possible listeria contamination. Sub sandwiches Brand GetGo Contaminated with Undeclared egg allergen Select GetGo from Giant Eagle brand individually wrapped Grab-and-Go subs have been recalled due to having undeclared egg allergen, a problem for people allergic to eggs. Kale pesto hummus Brand Hope Contaminated with Undeclared walnuts Hope Foods recalled some of its kale pesto hummus due to having declared walnuts, which can be problematic for people with walnut allergies. Golden Raisins Brand Deer Brand Contaminated with Undeclared sulfites Best Foods Inc. recalled seven ounce packages of its Deer Brand Raisin Golden due to undeclared sulfites. The discovery is problematic for people who are sensitive to the sulfur-based compounds. Danish pastry, rolls, cheese, pie and fried fish Brand Giant Eagle Contaminated with Undeclared egg and/or milk allergens Giant Eagle recalled multiple food items due to undeclared egg and milk allergens, which can put people who are sensitive at risk.