Class IFDA21 Mar 2013F-1285-2013

Gold Standard Baking, Inc. recalls Sweet P's Bake Shop branded Caramel Apple Danish Coffee Cake, 14 oz, in a plastic clamshel (Class I)

Class I — A reasonable probability that eating this product will cause serious health problems or death.

Product

Sweet P's Bake Shop branded Caramel Apple Danish Coffee Cake, 14 oz, in a plastic clamshell package, UPC Code: 011225113833

Reason for recall

Sweet P's Bake Shop branded Caramel Apple Danish Coffee Cake contains undeclared walnuts.

Affected products (1)

Recall #	Product	Lot / code	Status
F-1285-2013	Sweet P's Bake Shop branded Caramel Apple Danish Coffee Cake, 14 oz, in a plastic clamshell package, UPC Code: 011225113833	Lots: 020313 and 030613	Terminated

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