Food: WTF? Frozen waffles sold at Target, Walmart and other major retailers recalled over listeria risk

[playahaitian]

Frozen waffles sold at Target, Walmart and other major retailers recalled over listeria risk

The frozen waffles, made by Treehouse Foods, were sold under store brands including Walmart's Great Value and Target's Good and Gather.

www.cbsnews.com

Why does this keep happening? @Camille

 

[Hey Julian!]

Damn, I almost copped a box of these from Walmart cause my daughter was asking for waffles about two weeks ago.

 

[JustChillin]

America’s food supply is poisoned. From various candies to cereals to fast food. Shit is poisoning our children.

But let’s focus on Diddy being a nasty creep…

Don’t be distracted by what’s really going on

 

[playahaitian]

Damn, I almost copped a box of these from Walmart cause my daughter was asking for waffles about two weeks ago.

damn

 

[Hey Julian!]

damn

Damn is right. Thank goodness, I decided to go local here in Texas. HEB for the win! Best grocery store in the US. I stand on this!!!

 

[playahaitian]

America’s food supply is poisoned. From various candies to cereals to fast food. Shit is poisoning our children.

But let’s focus on Diddy being a nasty creep…

Don’t be distracted by what’s really going on

^^^

 

[RUDY RAYYY MO]

Whew Ego waffles aren't listed

 

[Non-StopJFK2TAB]

Whew Ego waffles aren't listed

It’s always the off-brand product at the off-brand store. I remember being a child and watching the Nightly News in the late 90s and they highlighted a bacterial outbreak at a cereal plant that mainly served Aldi stores. I told my parents I wouldn’t eat ever again as long as they shopped at Aldis.

 

[notreally]

America’s food supply is poisoned. From various candies to cereals to fast food. Shit is poisoning our children.

But let’s focus on Diddy being a nasty creep…

Don’t be distracted by what’s really going on

It is not just "poisoned".

It IS poison.

Don't believe me? Try this:

Look at a jar of peanut butter (the regular shit, like Jif, or the store brand).
Look at the gms of sodium per SERVING.

Now do the same thing with a loaf of bread (wheat, white, does not matter).
BE CAREFUL! Make sure you are looking at the amount of NaCl per SERVING SIZE (which is usually ONE slice of bread) and not the total (it is misleading for a reason).

Now add up the gms of sodium in a peanut butter sandwich (don't even include jelly, which, 99% of the time, is saturated with high fructose corn syrup, which causes type II diabetes) and compare it with the RECOMMENDED DAILY ALLOWANCE of sodium.

I used to add up the grams of sugar in the kids' breakfast when I taught school. I would post things like..."there are 36 gms (8.6 tsp) of sugar in the breakfast this morning" during the virtual morning meetings 3 days/week.

The response? Crickets.