xwest+FollowMystery Food Outbreaks on the Rise!Food mystery alert! The FDA is chasing down the sources of two new foodborne illness outbreaks—one’s Salmonella Montevideo (17 sick so far), the other’s E. coli O145 (11 cases). No word yet on what foods are to blame, but the hunt is on. Plus, Salmonella Enteritidis cases keep climbing—now up to 78 in one outbreak and 29 in another. Kinda makes you wonder what’s really in your fridge right now! #FoodSafety #OutbreakAlert #FDA #Salmonella #Ecoli #Health270Share
Joel Sweeney+FollowYogurt Parfait Recall Alert!If you snack on Bonya yogurt parfaits, listen up! Six flavors just got recalled because they might contain almonds—without any warning on the label. That’s a big deal for anyone with nut allergies. The recall covers vanilla, strawberry, raspberry, peach, mango, and blueberry parfaits in 12oz cups with a May 5, 2025 expiration date. No reactions reported yet, but if you’ve got an almond allergy, toss it or get a refund. Stay safe and double-check your fridge! #RecallAlert #FoodSafety #AllergyWarning #BonyaParfait #CaliforniaNews #Health70Share
William Vasquez+FollowIs There Arsenic in Your Rice?!Just found out that every single rice sample tested in a new report had arsenic—yep, 100%! Some even went way over the limit set for baby food. The wild part? There’s no federal limit for regular rice, even though we all eat it. If you want to cut down on the nasties, try cooking rice like pasta (lots of water, then drain), swap in quinoa or couscous, or stick to Calrose, sushi, or jasmine rice. Brown rice and risotto? Maybe not tonight. #FoodSafety #Rice #HealthNews #ToxicMetals #WhatWeEat #Health30Share
xwest+Follow6 FL Restaurants Closed for Gross ViolationsDid you hear about the 6 Central Florida spots that got shut down after health inspections? Inspectors found everything from roaches and rodent droppings to raw meat stored on top of veggies. The wildest part? Some places had no running water! The good news: all of them cleaned up their act and reopened after passing re-inspection. Would you go back to eat at any of these places after what happened? #CentralFlorida #RestaurantNews #HealthInspection #FoodSafety #WatercoolerMoment #Health111Share
Joel Sweeney+FollowChicken Bacon Wraps Pulled for Listeria Risk!Chicken bacon ranch wraps from Big Y and Market 32 just got flagged for possible Listeria contamination—yikes! If you grabbed one with a sell-by date of 05/07/2025, check your fridge ASAP. No illnesses reported yet, but the USDA says toss it or return it if you spot lot code 25122. Better safe than sorry! Have you ever had to ditch a favorite snack because of a recall? #FoodRecall #FoodSafety #Listeria #GroceryAlert #PublicHealth #Health20Share
Stacy Fisher+FollowIce Cream Recall Drama 🍦😱Just when you thought your summer was safe, over 50,000 gallons of ice cream (yep, the kind served at restaurants and smoothie shops) just got recalled for possible plastic contamination! Big names like Blue Bunny, Halo Top, and even Johnny Rockets are on the list. If you’re grabbing a cone out, maybe double-check where it’s from before you dig in. Who knew ice cream could be so suspenseful? #IceCreamRecall #FoodSafety #SummerScoop #ICYMI #Health15337Share
xwest+FollowRice Lovers, You Need to See ThisTurns out, a ton of store-bought rice in the US has way more arsenic and cadmium than you’d expect—like, way above what’s safe for babies. Some rice types and where they’re grown make a big difference (California sushi rice is the safest bet). Swapping rice for ancient grains or cooking it like pasta (lots of water, then drain) can cut your exposure big time. Labels don’t always help, so check where your rice comes from! #FoodSafety #RiceFacts #HealthAlert #ParentingTips #ToxicMetals #Health184Share
Melanie James+FollowIce Cream Recall Drama: Plastic Shards?!Did you hear about the massive ice cream recall? Nearly 18,000 tubs from brands like Blue Bunny and Halo Top are being pulled because they might have plastic shards inside! 😱 Only the big three-gallon tubs sent to restaurants and cafeterias are affected, not the pints you grab at the store. No one’s been hurt, but if you work in food service, double-check those batch codes! This is a wild reminder of how important quality control is in our food. #IceCreamRecall #FoodSafety #BreakingNews #QualityControl #Health6311Share
Chris Lyons+FollowTomato Recall Alert: Check Your Fridge!Just when you’re craving a caprese salad, there’s a tomato recall in 11 states! Ray & Mascari’s 4-pack Vine-Ripe Tomatoes (sold at Gordon Food Service Stores) might be contaminated with salmonella. If your tomatoes are in a clamshell with UPC #7 96553 20062 1 and certain lot numbers, toss them ASAP. Salmonella can be super serious—think fever, vomiting, and more. Don’t risk it! Double-check your stash and spread the word! #FoodRecall #TomatoRecall #Salmonella #FoodSafety #CheckYourFridge #Health5413Share
Melanie James+FollowHidden Danger in Popular Yogurt Cups!Did you hear about the Bonya yogurt parfait recall? Some cups might have almonds that aren’t listed on the label—huge deal if you’ve got nut allergies. These parfaits were sold all over, including Tennessee, and come in flavors like vanilla, strawberry, and mango. No one’s gotten sick yet, but if you bought one, check the expiration date (May 5, 2025) and return it for a refund. Always double-check those labels! #FoodRecall #AllergyAlert #YogurtLovers #TennesseeNews #FoodSafety #Health60Share
