Officials are sounding the alarm, and your holiday table might already be in danger. A beloved “healthy” bacon alternative,
sold in massive quantities nationwide, is now at the center of an urgent contamination scare.
Families, kids, pregnant women — no one is off-limits.
The worst part? You may have already eaten it and not know unt… Continues…
Holiday plans were thrown into chaos as Kraft Heinz and federal food safety officials moved to pull more than 367,000 pounds of
Oscar Mayer turkey bacon from shelves. Sold at major retailers like Target and shipped as far as the British Virgin Islands and Hong Kong,
the products are suspected of being contaminated with listeria, a bacteria that can quietly turn a simple breakfast into a medical emergency.
For most, symptoms might look like a passing flu — fever, headache, diarrhea. But for pregnant women, newborns,
the elderly, and anyone with a weakened immune system, listeria can be deadly. That’s why officials aren’t taking chances, even though
no illnesses have been reported yet. Consumers are being urged to check their fridges, throw the products away, or return them to stores.
One careless oversight now could become the tragedy no family expects from a holiday meal.
