Seen that? - Alert: Worthington® Vegetable Skallops®

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Alert: Worthington® Vegetable Skallops® Allergies

Worthington Foods is recalling some 9,456 cans of Worthington Vegetable Skallops because of undeclared egg and milk. The product is packaged in a 1 LB. 4 oz can with a green Worthington Vegetable Skallops label and a bar code of 28989 23303. Only cans with a manufacturing code beginning with 10055CS SK stamped on the bottom of the can are included in this alert. If you are in the United States or [...] Read More


Food Allergy Alert: Keystone Onion flavored Rings Allergies

Got this alert from the Food Allergy and Anaphylaxis Network: Keystone Food Products is recalling 4 1/8-oz. packages of "Onion Flavored Rings" food snacks due to undeclared milk. The product was distributed in retail stores in Connecticut, Massachusetts, and Rhode Island. The product comes in a 4 1/8-oz., green and clear plastic package with an expiration date of JUN25A stamped on the side. Consumers who have purchased the product may return it to the place of purchase for [...] Read More


Product Alert: Adeline's BIscuit Sandwiches Allergies

Attention to those in Nashville, Tennessee: Adeline's, Inc. is recalling biscuit sandwich varieties due to undeclared milk. The affected products are: Adeline's Steak and Cheese Adeline's Steak, Egg and Cheese Adeline's Bacon Adeline's Bacon, Egg and Cheese They were distributed from lunch trucks and vending machines in Nashville, Tennessee from May 4 through May 11, 2007. They are individually wrapped and packaged in clear plastic wrap and bear the following labels: Adeline's Steak and Cheese, [...] Read More


Cereal Fiber and Vegetable Protein, Lowers Risk of Hypertension in Spaniards Straightfromthedoc

Spanish research shows that increasing intake of vegetable protein and cereal fiber could lower the risk of hypertension by up to 50%. Since 1991, after a series of studies that consistently showed fruit and vegetable-rich diet resulted in lower incidences of heart disease and some cancers; the World Health Organization (WHO) has been advising the five-a-day diet. According to the lead author of the study, Alvaro Alonso of University of Navarra in [...] Read More


Having acne problems? Stop drinking milk Are you a beauty?

I must admit I have never been a milk or dairy lover. I take my coffee black, rarely eat cheese or dairy spreads, for the simple fact that it disgusts me to eat something that came out of a cow. Maybe that's why I never had any real acne problem. You see, there were many researches done to correlate milk with acne. And although French fries potato chips and chocolate [...] Read More