Lean Pockets Recall
Posted: Jul 17th 2008 3:49PM by Martha Edwards
Filed under: Food and Nutrition, Health in the Media, HealthWatch
What's in your freezer these days? If Lean Pockets make the list of frozen goods in your house, listen up. Nestle recently announced a recall of 200,000 lbs of frozen chicken that might have been used in the convenience food, which is sold in stores across North America. The recalls applies specifically to Spinach Artichoke Chicken Lean Pockets--they come in boxes of two pockets--with a best before date of November 2009, package code of 8144 544616 and establishment number of 8144 544616. It's believed that the perps hit stores around May 23rd.
The recall was initiated after two complaints were registered about the product to the USDA. It's believed that the chicken may contain bits of plastic.
Tags: artichoke, chicken, lean pockets, LeanPockets, nestle, plastic, recall, recalls, spinach, USDA
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7-22-2008 @ 1:09PM
http:stopbeingsofat.wordpress.com said...
Eh, plastic is good fiber. No?
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