"Egg Recall Alert: 5,000 Popular Products Pulled from Shelves"

Egg Recall Alert: Thousands of Packages Pulled from Shelves

For those who prioritize protein in their diets, eggs are a staple food item, providing a valuable source of this essential nutrient. According to the Cleveland Clinic, a single egg contains six grams of protein. However, if you were planning to indulge in Chile Verde Egg Bites for your protein fix, think again.

An announcement from the U.S. Food and Drug Administration (FDA) revealed that 4,522 packages of Chile Verde Egg Bites have been recalled by Valley Fine Foods Co., based in Benicia, CA. The company owns popular brands like Three Bridges, Pasta Prima, and Artisola. While the specific brand responsible for the recalled products was not clearly stated in the FDA report, Three Bridges is known for its breakfast-focused offerings, which include the egg bites in question. These products are typically sold at retail giants like Target, Costco, Kroger, Sam's Club, and Albertsons.

The reason behind the recall is cited as concerns of "potential contamination with foreign materials," with the recall reportedly initiated on April 3. Details on the nature of the foreign materials or how the contamination was discovered have not been disclosed. Contamination with foreign matter has been a significant cause of numerous recalls this year.

The affected products were distributed in Texas, although specific locations within the state have not been identified. Each package contains two egg bites, with the following product details provided by the FDA:

• Product Quantity: 646 cases (7 packages per case)
• Package Weight: 4.6 ounces (130 grams)
• UPC code: 0-41220-30655-8
• Lot: 05/17/25 [time stamp] L2

According to Three Bridges website, their Chile Verde Egg Bites are marketed as a quick and convenient meal option that can be prepared in just 75 seconds. These fluffy, muffin-shaped eggs boast 16 grams of protein and two grams of sugar, catering to gluten-free and ketogenic diet enthusiasts.

The FDA has categorized this ongoing recall as a Class II event, indicating that exposure to the affected products may result in temporary or medically reversible adverse health effects. It is essential for consumers to remain vigilant and check their purchased products against the specified details to ensure their safety.

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