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When you bite into an egg, potato, bacon, and cheese breakfast wrap, you don't really expect to find anything crunchy.

Better safe than sorry, should be the motto of people who have bought Tyson"s "Crispy Chicken Strips" need to check the dates and throw out any item that fits the recall.

If you have bought ground beef recently you need to check this out.

Your airbag going off could save your life. However, if you're not an accident, you never want to see that thing go off.

Food recalls are a common thing these days. But this one is very serious due to mislabeling.

The U.S. Department of Agriculture announced that Creation Gardens Inc. "is recalling approximately 22,832 pounds of raw ground beef and beef primal cut products that may be contaminated with E. coli."

Now may a good time to leggo your Eggo.

Blue Bell ice cream has had a rough year.

Due to the possible presence of small pieces of glass in some foods containing spinach, Nestle USA has issued a voluntary recall of certain DiGiorno pizzas, Lean Cuisine products and Stouffer's lasagnas. No injuries have been reported yet, though some consumers have reported that they found small bits of glass in some of the products...

Blue Bell lovers - a.k.a everyone in the world ever - rejoice! Blue Bell ice cream is set to return to Amarillo shelves in December after eight months without it. Blue Bell's delightful frozen treats were recalled in early 2015 due to a listeria outbreak...

The Japanese auto parts maker Takata has admitted that its airbags are defective, resulting in the largest automobile recall ever, some 34 million cars. In fact, it may be the biggest recall of any product ever.

In light of multiple reports of burn-related injuries, Keurig has recalled nearly 7 million of its wildly popular single-cup brewing systems.