Tippin's is recalling 46 cases of Tippin's Country Gravy because the product may spoil sooner than the labeled expiration date. The company initiated this recall after receiving complaints from consumers about the gravy spoiling prematurely while refrigerated. This 16-ounce refrigerated product was sold in plastic cups at grocery stores in the Kansas City area.
Consuming spoiled food can lead to foodborne illness and gastrointestinal distress. The product may develop off-colors, odors, or textures that indicate it is no longer safe to eat.
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