Kroger Croutons Recalled in 17 States Over Potential Salmonella
Summary
Kroger is recalling certain packets of its "Homestyle Cheese Garlic Croutons" sold in 17 U.S. states due to a possible salmonella contamination linked to a milk powder ingredient. The recall is a precaution after the ingredient supplier found contamination risks, but no reported illnesses so far.Key Facts
- The recall affects Kroger-branded croutons in 5-ounce pouches with UPC code 0 11110 81353 4.
- Products with "Best If Used By" dates from February 17 to April 7, 2027, are included.
- Affected croutons were sold in Kroger stores across 17 states including Alabama, Georgia, Illinois, Ohio, Texas, Virginia, and Wisconsin.
- The potential salmonella contamination comes from milk powder supplied by California Dairies, Inc.
- No Salmonella was found in tests of the seasoning batches used, but the milk powder supplier issued a recall.
- Salmonella is a bacteria causing illness with symptoms like diarrhea, fever, nausea, and cramps.
- People at higher risk include young children, older adults, and those with weak immune systems.
- Consumers who have the croutons should not eat them and can contact Sugar Foods’ consumer hotline for questions.
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