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Class IFDAF-0454-2017

Turkey Hill Dairy, LP recalls On Lid: Turkey Hill, Rocky Road, 48 FL. OZ.. In small letters at the top of the lid reads: (Class I)

Turkey Hill recalled its Rocky Road ice cream because it contains undeclared tree nuts (almonds) and eggs. Consumers with tree nut or egg allergies could experience severe allergic reactions.

Class IA reasonable probability that eating this product will cause serious health problems or death.

Product

On Lid: Turkey Hill, Rocky Road, 48 FL. OZ.. In small letters at the top of the lid reads: "Dutch Chocolate ice cream swirled with whipped marshmallow and butter-roasted almonds" On body of Tub: Turkey Hill Rocky Road, 48 FL. OZ. On bottom of Tub: Sell By May 23, 2017 UPC: 020735420911

Reason for recall

The product was recalled because it may contain almond (tree-nut) and egg and, if eaten, could result in severe allergic reactions in persons sensitive to these ingredients.

Affected products (1)

Recall #ProductLot / codeStatus
F-0454-2017On Lid: Turkey Hill, Rocky Road, 48 FL. OZ.. In small letters at the top of the lid reads: "Dutch Chocolate ice cream swirled with whipped marshmallow and butter-roasted almonds" On body of Tub: Turkey Hill Rocky Road, 48 FL. OZ. On bottom of Tub: Sell By May 23, 2017 UPC: 020735420911Sell By May 23, 2017Terminated

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