National Steak and Poultry has recalled various ready-to-eat chicken products that may be undercooked. These products were used as ingredients in a variety of secondary items including pizzas, quesadillas, and fried rice from brands like Ajinomoto, Archer Farms, Ferratto's, Best Choice, Nuevo Grille, and Schwan's. The issue was discovered after a food service customer reported that the product appeared undercooked, which can lead to the survival of harmful bacteria like Salmonella. Consumers should check for establishment numbers P-18356, P-2539B, P-1682A, or P-17417 inside the USDA mark of inspection and return or dispose of affected items.
Undercooked poultry can contain pathogens like Salmonella, which can cause serious foodborne illness if consumed. While no adverse reactions have been confirmed, the USDA does not have confidence in the safety of these products due to the risk of bacterial contamination from improper cooking.
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Item numbers 5620593, 5620653, 5620663
Cardboard box containing 18 quesadillas
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Sources: USDA Notice · Raw API Response