Mondelez pulled 70 cases of Ritz Peanut Butter Cracker Sandwiches after the packaging got mixed up and said cheese when peanut butter was actually inside. The mislabeled six-packs shipped to Alabama, Arkansas, Georgia, Oklahoma, Pennsylvania, Missouri, New York, and New Jersey with best-by stamps showing either early or mid-January next year.
The company warned anyone with peanut allergies to toss the snacks immediately since reactions can range from hives to straight-up death. The FDA backed the recall, and nobody has gotten sick yet, but the wrong label could seriously mess someone up who thinks they're safe eating cheese crackers.
The company warned anyone with peanut allergies to toss the snacks immediately since reactions can range from hives to straight-up death. The FDA backed the recall, and nobody has gotten sick yet, but the wrong label could seriously mess someone up who thinks they're safe eating cheese crackers.
