Whole Foods has just put out a recall on its Whole Treat Organic Vanilla Ice Cream Bars Dipped in Chocolate due to undisclosed almonds. This isn't the first time Whole Foods has recalled an ice cream product due to undisclosed ingredients. Last August they issued a recall on their frozen chocolate and vanilla soy products that contained undeclared milk. In the past they have had other food recalls such as when jars labeled peanut butter actually contained almond butter, as well as a few others over the years. I'm glad that companies are quick to make food recalls for allergies and possible contamination, such as the spinach scare of the last few months. People with allergies, young children, the elderly, those who are pregnant , and people with immune system problems should keep track of food recalls to stay safe. To stay abreast of allergy related food recalls you can visit the Food Allergy website and the Kids With Food Allergies website. The U.S. Food and Drug Administration site has up to date info on all types of food and drug recalls.
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11-17-2006 @ 2:58PM
Julie said...
Actually Cream Puffs pics were not impressive at all. Bron Marshall's were very striking and dramatic. It would be nice to say that Cream Puffs were just low key and mellow, but they really aren't. They look as if petroleum jelly were spread on the camera lens giving it a not-so-beautiful hazy look. It all reminds me of the horrid shots of the seventies, before the bright styles from recent generations filtered in.
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