8 Major Food Recalls You Need to Know About Right Now

8 Major Food Recalls You Need to Know About Right Now By Mura Dominko The FDA and CDC have warned of several product recalls this summer tied to outbreaks of foodborne illnesses. The biggest nationwide recall between June and August was due to a major Salmonella contamination in the produce aisle, but there have also been reports of illnesses caused by Listeria, as well as several cases of undeclared allergens on products put out by major food companies like Frito-Lay. While most of these products were removed from grocery shelves quickly, some shelf-stable items and longer-lasting produce could still be lingering in your kitchen. Read on to find out which items have been affected. Onions and Onion-Containing Products What started as an [unknown Salmonella outbreak]( spanning 15 states and making hundreds of people sick in late July and early August eventually ended up [being tied to onions](. The CDC warned the public about recalls of red, yellow, white, and sweet yellow onions produced by food company Thomson International, and sold in all 50 states by retailers like Walmart, Kroger, Fred Meyer, Publix, Giant Eagle, Food Lion, and H-E-B. Since it's nearly impossible to trace the origins of loose onions and onions sold under a variety of brand names, the CDC advises to discard any onions you may still have in your pantry that were purchased between May and July. Related products potentially containing said onions—from [cheese dips and salsas](, to a variety of [pre-packaged foods at Walmart and Kroger](— have also been recalled. [READ THE FULL ARTICLE]( Latest Grocery News - Imagine a world where you walk into Walmart and order a plate of sushi and a few beers to share with friends. For some Walmart shoppers, this will soon be a new reality. A Walmart Supercenter in Rogers, Arkansas (located in the Ozarks!) is adding an upscale sushi and craft beer restaurant in their store. Here’s everything you need to know about [Walmart’s new beer and sushi restaurant](. - Speaking of Walmart, the superstore is testing deliveries by drones in a small pilot program. So far, the retailer hasn't released a lot of details, but here’s what we know so far about [Walmart’s new drone delivery service](. - Looks like Mountain Dew may have another soda on their lineup! According to a leaked post on Reddit, rumors suggest Mountain Dew will be releasing a new flavor in January 2021. Here’s the full scoop on [the rumored new hot pink soda](. - According to the CDC, flu season begins to pick up in October, so now is the time to get vaccinated to best protect yourself from getting sick this year. Here are [7 grocery stores that are offering flu shots right now](. What's In Our Cart? These frozen dinner brands are low in calories, sodium, and preservatives while being rich in protein and whole foods. Make your weeknights a lot easier—and healthier—with these freezer aisle picks. [25 BEST FROZEN DINNERS FOR HEALTHIER WEEKNIGHTS]( What To Cook This Weekend Pumpkin Pad Thai Fall is both the season of pumpkins and the season of soul-warming comfort foods, so it only makes sense to try the best recipes that combine the two. Enter Pumpkin Pad Thai, a light dish made even more craveable by the combination of Thai flavors and made highly nutritious from the addition of pumpkin puree. Not only does the pumpkin sweetness complement the overall flavor profile, but it's a [superfood]( that will add fiber and vitamin A to an already healthy bowl. Plus, you can use up the rest of that can of puree with [our list of pumpkin recipes](! What you’ll need: Dry brown rice noodles, canned pumpkin, vinegar, brown sugar, peanut butter, Asian chili sauce with garlic, shredded green and/or red cabbage, shredded cooked chicken, edamame, cilantro, green onions, unsalted peanuts, crushed red peppers, lime wedges [GET THE RECIPE]( [About]( [Contact Us]( [FAQs]( [Privacy Policy]( [Terms & Conditions]( [Preferences]( © 2020 Galvanized Media, All Rights Reserved.