Think Thin recalls 12-pack of Madagascar Vanilla Oatmeal with Almonds & Pecans due to incorrect label on honey peanut butter. Nuts are visible when lid is removed. No immediate action needed.
A small number of think Thin Madagascar Vanilla with Almonds & Pecans oatmeal have the correct lid but have the incorrect Honey Peanut Butter label around the cup. The nuts are obvious once the lid is removed.
Think Thin is recalling a specific oatmeal product because some packages have the wrong label on the honey peanut butter section. This means the nuts are visible when the lid is opened, which could lead to confusion about the product's contents.
The product has a label that incorrectly states honey peanut butter, but the nuts are visible when the lid is removed. This could cause confusion about whether nuts are present in the product, especially for those with nut allergies.
Owners of the Think Thin Madagascar Vanilla Oatmeal with Almonds & Pecans (12-pack) from 2014-021. People who eat the product without checking the label may be at risk of consuming nuts they didn't intend.
Check for the 12-pack tray with UPC 753656711881 or individual cup UPC 753656711874. The product has nuts visible when the lid is opened, which may indicate the incorrect label.
Look for the honey peanut butter label on the cup; if it's incorrect, the nuts are visible when the lid is removed.
The product is safe to eat, but the label may be incorrect, so check for visible nuts when the lid is removed.
Check for the 12-pack tray with UPC 753656711881 or individual cup UPC 753656711874. The nuts are visible when the lid is opened.
No, but you should check the label to ensure you have the correct product.
We’ve drafted a message you can send Think Thin to request your refund or repair — edit it as you like.
Subject: Recall F-3075-2015 — Think Thin Think Thin Hello, I own a Think Thin that is covered by recall F-3075-2015 from Think Thin. 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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