Introduction
Grocery stores across the country are removing a popular dessert item from their shelves due to health concerns. Walmart and other major grocery stores are no longer selling this item, leaving many customers disappointed. This article will discuss why this dessert item is being removed and provide healthier alternatives that can be found in stores. Eating healthy doesn’t have to be boring or tasteless, and this article will provide some delicious alternatives that are just as satisfying as the dessert item being removed.
Walmart and Other Grocery Stores Are Removing This Dessert Item From Shelves — Eat This Not That
It’s no secret that grocery stores are constantly changing their shelves to keep up with the latest trends and customer demands. Recently, Walmart and other grocery stores have decided to remove a popular dessert item from their shelves. The item in question is the popular Hostess Twinkies.
Twinkies have been a staple in American culture for decades, but recently, the snack has come under fire for its high sugar content and lack of nutritional value. Walmart and other grocery stores have decided to remove the snack from their shelves in an effort to promote healthier eating habits.
While Twinkies may be gone from the shelves, there are still plenty of delicious dessert options available. If you’re looking for a healthier alternative to Twinkies, try one of these delicious options:
- Fruit salad with yogurt
- Frozen yogurt
- Dark chocolate
- Fruit smoothies
- Granola bars
These options are all much healthier than Twinkies and can provide you with the same sweet satisfaction. So, the next time you’re in the mood for a sweet treat, try one of these healthier options instead of reaching for a Twinkie.
Walmart and other grocery stores are doing the right thing by removing Twinkies from their shelves. It’s important to remember that while Twinkies may be gone, there are still plenty of delicious and healthy dessert options available.
Birthday parties and summer sweet treats may be less fun if you accidentally purchased one of these dessert decorations at your local Walmart or other grocery stores. A little colorful sprinkle could set off an allergy, according to a recent recall alert.
Two types of rainbow sprinkles, Rainbow Chip Crunch Sprinkles and Rainbow Sprinkles Mix are being voluntarily recalled by Wilton Industries due to the product label not indicating it contains milk. Some samples of the product were found to contain the known allergen.
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The sprinkles are sold in Walmart stores across the U.S. and as well as several other retail distributors and online stores. If you think these may be in your pantry, check for a lot code of 20294Z, 20314Z, 20345Z, 21013Z, and 21022Z for the Rainbow Chip Crunch Sprinkles or 21005Z and 21111Z for the Rainbow Sprinkle Mix.
People with an allergy or sensitivity to milk may be at risk for a serious or life-threatening allergic reaction if they consume the product. Children are particularly susceptible to milk allergies, as it is one of the most common allergies in infants and young children.
Milk allergies can range from mild reactions to more severe symptoms. Symptoms include “hives, wheezing, itching or tingling around the lips and mouth, coughing or shortness of breath, and vomiting,” according to the Mayo Clinic. Sometimes, in rare cases, anaphylaxis can occur, which is a severe, potentially life-threatening allergic reaction that requires immediate medical attention.
If you’ve purchased these products, it is recommended that you either dispose of them or return them at the store you’ve bought them, where you’ll receive a full refund. Currently, Wilton Industries is working to remove both the sprinkle products from grocery store shelves nationwide.
This isn’t the first time this year that Wilton Industries has had to issue a nationwide recall for undeclared milk allergens, unfortunately. This Spring right before Easter the company issued a voluntary recall of its Ready to Build Chocolate Cookie Bunny Hutch Kit due to the milk allergen missing from the “Contains” statement on the box.
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