Ongoing Reminder: Toddler Snack Bars Carry a Potentially Fatal Choking Risk
Ongoing Reminder: Nursing Pillows and Magnetic Toys Pose Suffocation and Swallowing Dangers
A breakfast sandwich sold in break rooms, cafeterias and vending machines across Oregon and Washington is being recalled for possible Listeria, a bacteria that can be deadly for young children, older adults and pregnant women. If you have a Fresh To You Sausage, Egg & Cheese Biscuit Sandwich with a Fresh Thru date of 11/07 to 11/19, don't eat it.
The bigger concern for families is what may still be sitting in your home. Toddler snack bars, nursing pillows, magnetic building blocks, slide playsets and unanchored dressers recalled last week involve hazards that can seriously hurt or kill a child. No new baby or child recall was posted today, but these warnings still stand, and many parents haven't heard about them yet.
I check the official FDA, CPSC, USDA and NHTSA notices so you don't have to dig through them. Today's downloadable PDF lists every item with the exact models, lots and dates, plus direct links to each official notice so you can confirm it yourself.
Share it with the parents, grandparents and caregivers in your life, and see every verified recall at The Brutal Truth recalls page.
https://www.the-brutal-truth.net/recalls
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