Cowden's Lycoming Bakery recalls 2 fully baked pizza shells that contain whey but were not labeled as a milk allergen. Consumers should check for the specific packaging details.
Lycoming Bakery Pizza Shells contain whey. Whey was not identified as a milk allergen.
Cowden's Ly:coming Bakery is recalling two fully baked pizza shells that contain whey but were not identified as a milk allergen. This recall affects individuals with milk allergies who may be at risk of an allergic reaction.
The pizza shells contain whey, a milk protein, but were not labeled as a milk allergen. This could lead to an allergic reaction in individuals with milk allergies who consume the product without knowing it contains a milk allergen.
People with milk allergies who consume the pizza shells may experience an allergic reaction. The recall affects consumers who purchased the specific pizza shells with the described packaging.
Look for pizza shells with the label 'Cowden's Lycoming Bakery 220 Curtain St, South Williamsport, PA' and the ingredients list including whey. The product has a net weight of 20 oz and UPC 03410 00013.
Verify the label reads 'Cowden's Lycoming Bakery 220 Curtain St, South Williamsport, PA' and includes the ingredients list with whey.
No, the pizza shells contain whey but were not labeled as a milk allergen, which could pose a risk for individuals with milk allergies.
Check for the label 'Cowden's Lycoming Bakery 220 Curtain St, South Williamsport, PA' and the ingredients list including whey with a net weight of 20 oz and UPC 03410 00013.
The recall does not specify a remedy, so check the packaging to confirm and contact the manufacturer if you have concerns.
We’ve drafted a message you can send Cowden's Lycoming Bakery to request your refund or repair — edit it as you like.
Subject: Recall F-2933-2015 — Cowden's Lycoming Bakery Cowden's Lycoming Bakery Hello, I own a Cowden's Lycoming Bakery that is covered by recall F-2933-2015 from Cowden's Lycoming Bakery. 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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