489,887 pounds of breakfast sandwiches recalled due to allergen concerns

The food manufacturer is recalling almost £ 500,000 ready to eat breakfast sandwiches “Disappointment” according to the United States Department of Agriculture (USDA).

Salt Lake City Solutions, LLC recalls 489,887 pounds and bacon breakfast sandwiches, USDA announced on Wednesday.

The goods were incorrect and contained sesame, which can be deadly to consumers with certain allergies.

Many of the sandwiches were delivered to Army and Air Force Exchange Services (AAFES) Locations throughout the country.

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Many of the breakfast sandwiches were sent to military facilities. (USDA / FOX News)

Remembered the following brand products.

• 8.35-OZ. “Lettieri Food” personal movie sandwiches who have to go sausage, eggs and cheese French toast breakfast sandwich “Lot codes, which start at 23, 24 and 25 to 2508451.
• 7.3-oz. The “Lettieri Food” individual movie sandwiches, which should go to the ham, eggs and cheese with a few codes, which starts with 23, 24 and 25 to 2508451.

The USDA’s sign contains the “EST V4907” number.

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Breakfast sandwiches contained sesame flour, deadly allergen. (USDA / FOX News)

Reminder is related to sesame but sandwiches do not contain sesame seeds – Rather, the component of breakfast sandwiches is made sesame flour.

“The problem was found when the institution was created to FSIS, the French-Breakfast Sandwich’s French toast component contained sesame flour, but was celebrated on the list of label components for breakfast sandwiches,” the USDA said.

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No reports have been reported on unfavorable reactions or injuries, but the press release has urged concerned consumers to contact the medical provider if necessary.

The USDA Food Safety and Inspection Service is investigating the recall. (J. DAVID AKE / GETTY Images)

USDA noted that his food security and verification service “fears that some products can be among consumers” or Aafes: Refrigerators: or refrigerators. “

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“These products must be thrown or returned to the purchase place,” the government agency advised.

Fox Business has reached listening to food solutions for an additional comment.