Snowville Creamery has recalled 297 units of its 64-ounce Whipping Cream because the product did not meet regulatory standards for proper pasteurization. Pasteurization is a critical heating process that kills harmful bacteria, and without it, the product may be unsafe to consume. These paperboard cartons were sold in West Virginia, Ohio, and Indiana and can be identified by specific batch and plant numbers. Consumers who purchased this cream should return it to the place of purchase for a full refund.
Improperly pasteurized dairy products can harbor harmful pathogens that would normally be destroyed during the heating process, potentially leading to foodborne illness. While no specific illnesses have been reported, the lack of proper heat treatment means the safety of the product cannot be guaranteed.
Full refund at point of purchase.
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