The Sausage Maker recalls Smoked Pepperoni seasoning with undeclared whey protein and skim milk powder. Consumers should check labels for specific SKUs and contact the company for details.
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The Sausage Maker is recalling Smoked Pepperoni seasoning products that contain undeclared whey protein and skim milk powder. This could pose a risk for people with dairy allergies, as the ingredients are not clearly listed on the product.
The seasoning contains undeclared whey protein and skim milk powder, which can cause allergic reactions in individuals sensitive to dairy. This is a labeling issue that may not cause immediate harm but could lead to allergic reactions if consumed by those with dairy allergies.
People with dairy allergies are most at risk from this seasoning. Anyone who purchased the recalled Smoked Pepperoni products should check their labels.
Check for labels with Net Wt 2 lbs, Net Wt 25 lbs, or Smoked Pepperoni Kit w/Home Pak. The SKUs listed are 91110 & 12-1030, 91110-25, 81260 & 12-1623, and 81150 & 12-1625.
Look for specific labels: Net Wt 2 lbs, Net Wt 25 lbs, or Smoked Pepperoni Kit w/Home Pak.
No, the seasoning contains undeclared whey protein and skim milk powder, which can cause allergic reactions in people with dairy allergies.
The affected SKUs are 91110 & 12-1030, 91110-25, 81260 & 12-1623, and 81150 & 12-1625.
Check for labels with Net Wt 2 lbs, Net Wt 25 lbs, or Smoked Pepperoni Kit w/Home Pak.
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Subject: Recall F-1380-2016 — The Sausage Maker The Sausage Maker Hello, I own a The Sausage Maker that is covered by recall F-1380-2016 from The Sausage Maker. I’m writing to arrange the remedy described in the recall (a refund, repair, or replacement as applicable). Could you please tell me the next steps to resolve this? Thank you.
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