No. They are not included in the current recall.
The best thing to do if you think you have an item that is involved in the PCA recall is to check the list on the FDA website and to look at the manufacturer's website. See Related links.
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No the Vortman cookies were not recalled in 2012 when some peanut butter products were recalled.
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pretzel is healthy but peanut butter not so much
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No. Peanut butter has no poisons in it unless it was the one that was recalled recently. The one recalled came from a peanut place in Georgia, USA because that recalled peanut butter was recalled because of Salmonella. Another possible problem with improperly processed peanut butter could be mycotoxins. If the peanuts aren't grown and handled properly, mold could grow on the peanuts and form mycotoxins. Some mycotoxins are known to cause cancer.
Peanut butter pretzels are typically made by first creating a hollow pretzel shell. Manufacturers then use a machine that injects or fills the pretzel with peanut butter, ensuring it reaches the desired amount inside each pretzel. After filling, the pretzels are often sealed or coated to maintain freshness and flavor. This process allows for a convenient and tasty snack that combines the crunch of pretzels with the creamy texture of peanut butter.
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Yes, pretzels can contain lipids, primarily from any added fats or oils used in the dough or toppings. While the basic ingredients of pretzels—flour, water, salt, and yeast—contain minimal lipids, the addition of ingredients like butter, oil, or other fats can increase their lipid content. Additionally, if pretzels are coated with butter or served with dips that contain fats, their overall lipid content will be higher.