Peanut Butter Recall Expands To North Dakota Stores

You might want to pause before you start making your next peanut butter and jelly sandwich or before you start making your next batch of a North Dakota favorite: Scotcheroos.

Peanut butter recalls are happening all around the country, and now it looks like the recall has reached North Dakota. The U.S. Food and Drug Administration updated a recall involving more than 20,000 peanut butter products. The notice states that a peanut butter factory in California discovered bits of blue plastic during filter production. It implies that the risk of serious injury is low and was given a Class II distinction, meaning the contamination could cause temporary or medically reversible health issues.

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North Dakota Recall Information

The recall includes: single-serve creamy peanut butter packets (.5, .75, and 1.12 ounce sizes) and twin packs, which pair peanut butter with jelly. Affected label names come from US Foods, Sysco House Recipe, Katy's Kitchen, and Gordon Food Service.

The recall isn't specific to certain cities. Bismarck...Minot...Fargo? - The recall is pretty widespread. If you want to know whether the peanut butter in your pantry needs to be disposed of, check the lot and label numbers listed in the recall. You can do that here.