Marie Callender's Cheese Biscuits are recalled because the flour ingredient may be contaminated with E. coli. Consuming contaminated flour-based products could cause serious foodborne illness.
Class I — A reasonable probability that eating this product will cause serious health problems or death.
Marie Callender's Cheese Biscuit, Restaurant Style; Packaged in 7 oz. and 14 oz. Stand-up pouches. UPC - 7 oz. 075968-14015-0, Item number 14015D; UPC 14 oz. 075968-170110-9, Item number 17011
Firm was notified by supplier that flour used as an ingredient in the cheese biscuit mix has been recalled because it may be contaminated with E-Coli.
| Recall # | Product | Lot / code | Status |
|---|---|---|---|
| F-2323-2016 | Marie Callender's Cheese Biscuit, Restaurant Style; Packaged in 7 oz. and 14 oz. Stand-up pouches. UPC - 7 oz. 075968-14015-0, Item number 14015D; UPC 14 oz. 075968-170110-9, Item number 17011 | 7 oz., Item number 14015D; Lot Codes 6-082-01 - Best by 5/17/17 and lot 6-082-01, Best by 3/22/17; 14 oz. item number 17011; lot code 6-169-05; Best Buy Date of 6/17/17. | Terminated |
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