Nationwide Recalls Alert: Cheese, Cinnamon, Mac & Cheese, and More

From pantry staples to frozen goods, several popular food items are currently under nationwide recall.

Consumers are urged to check their kitchens for potential hazards, including allergens, Listeria contamination, and laceration risks.

Mac & Cheese Recalls

Two varieties of Goodles boxed macaroni and cheese have been recalled due to undeclared allergens:

• Goodles Vegan is Believin’ Plant-Based White Cheddar with Spirals
• Goodles Here Comes Truffle Creamy Truffle Flavored Cheddar and Shells

These products were sold between April 29 and August 8, 2025, and may contain undeclared milk or cashews. Eight allergic reactions have been reported. Consumers with dairy or nut allergies should dispose of the products or return them for a refund.

Cheese Recalled for Listeria Risk

Seven types of Middlefield Original cheese have been recalled over possible Listeria monocytogenes contamination, including:

• Gouda
• Shredded mozzarella
• Swiss
• Pepper Jack
• Monterey Jack (varieties)

Listeria infection can be severe or fatal for pregnant individuals, immunocompromised people, young children, and older adults.

Symptoms include fever, headache, nausea, and diarrhea. Anyone experiencing these should contact a healthcare provider immediately.

Costco Wine Recall

Costco is recalling Kirkland Signature Prosecco Valdobbiadene bottles sold in 12 states due to a laceration hazard, as the bottles may burst even when unopened.

• Distributed: April 25 – August 26, 2025
• Instructions: Wrap the bottle in paper towels and dispose of it safely. Do not return to the store.
• If injured, seek immediate medical attention.

Frozen Vegetables Recall

Endico frozen vegetables are being recalled for possible Listeria contamination:

• Mixed vegetables (lot 170625, use-by June 2027)
• Peas & carrots (lot 110625, use-by June 2027)

Distributed from July 18 – August 4, 2025 in Connecticut, Florida, Maryland, New Jersey, New York, Pennsylvania, and Washington, D.C.

No illnesses have been reported, but consumers should dispose of or return affected products.

Ground Cinnamon Recall Expands

The FDA recently expanded its recall of ground and powdered cinnamon after testing revealed elevated lead levels in 12 brands sold at stores like Dollar Tree and Save-A-Lot.

• Best-by dates extend into 2026, depending on the brand.
• Health risks of lead exposure are serious, especially for pregnant individuals and children, potentially causing nervous system damage, learning issues, and kidney problems.

Consumers are urged to check all cinnamon in their cabinets, even past expiration dates, and dispose of or return affected products.

This article is made and published by Camilla Jessen, which may have used AI in the preparation