Potato Chip Recall Sparks Warning to Save A Lot Customers in 5 States: Map
Summary
Saratoga Potato Chips LLC is recalling certain J. HIGGS bacon and cheddar potato chips sold at Save A Lot stores in five states because they may contain soy, which is not listed on the label. No injuries have been reported, and customers allergic to soy can return the product for a refund.Key Facts
- The recall is for J. HIGGS loaded bacon and cheddar potato chips with best-by dates of December 11 and 18, 2026.
- These chips were sold at Save A Lot stores in Indiana, Kentucky, Tennessee, Ohio, and Maryland.
- The chips may contain undeclared soy, which can cause serious allergic reactions for some people.
- No illnesses or injuries linked to these chips have been reported so far.
- Customers can return the recalled chips to the store for a full refund.
- The FDA identified the problem during a company review, and they warned customers about symptoms of severe allergic reactions.
- Other recent food recalls in the U.S. have involved contamination or undeclared allergens, highlighting ongoing food safety concerns.
- The FDA lists nine major food allergens, including soy, which must be clearly labeled.
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