Hillside Quickie Too recalls Tofustrami tofu sandwiches due to incorrect ingredient labeling that lists soy but claims wheat bun. Consumers should check for the use-by date on the clam shell packaging.
Wheat bun is declared in the Ingredients statement but the Contains statement declared Soy only.
Hillside Quickie Too is recalling Tofustrami tofu sandwiches because the product's ingredient label incorrectly states it contains wheat when it only contains soy. This labeling error could mislead consumers about the product's composition.
The product's ingredient label incorrectly states it contains wheat, but the actual product only contains soy. This mislabeling could lead to confusion for consumers with allergies or dietary restrictions, though it does not pose a direct safety risk.
Anyone who purchased Tofustrami tofu sandwiches from Hillside Quickie Too. People with allergies to wheat or soy should be cautious but the risk is low due to the labeling error.
Check for Tofustrami tofu sandwiches in clam shells with a use-by date of August 30th or September 2nd. The product is labeled as a tofu sandwich on bread or bun.
Look for the use-by date on the clam shell packaging, which is August 30th or September 2nd.
The product is safe to eat, but the ingredient labeling is incorrect. The product contains soy only, not wheat.
Check the use-by date on the clam shell packaging. If it's expired, discard it. Otherwise, you can keep it but be aware of the labeling error.
No, the hazard is only a labeling error that could cause confusion for people with allergies, but it does not pose a direct safety risk.
We’ve drafted a message you can send Hillside Quickie Too to request your refund or repair — edit it as you like.
Subject: Recall F-3243-2015 — Hillside Quickie Too Hillside Quickie Too Hello, I own a Hillside Quickie Too that is covered by recall F-3243-2015 from Hillside Quickie Too. 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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