Wilcox Ice Cream in Arlington Sounds Recall Siren
Wilcox Ice Cream in Arlington Sounds Recall Siren Wilcox Premium Ice Cream and Specialty Foods in Arlington is giving a friendly heads-up to all ice cream enthusiasts out there. Brace yourselves for a scoop of information with a side of caution – they’ve issued a voluntary recall for their “Super Premium Mint Chocolate Chip” produced on Sep.
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Scoop Scoop! Wilcox Ice Cream’s Minty Misadventure Unveiled
15, 2023. Why, you ask? Well, there’s a potential party-crasher in the form of Listeria monocytogenes bacteria. No need to panic, though. According to Wilcox, no one has reported feeling under the weather or staging a hunger strike due to the possibly contaminated treat.
Behind the Recall Curtain: The Vermont and New Hampshire Departments’ Ice Cream Intervention
Now, the scoop (pun intended) is that Vermont’s agriculture folks spilled the beans to Wilcox on 11/14/23, who got a nudge from their neighbors in New Hampshire. The culprit? Listeria Monocytogenes bacteria. It seems this uninvited guest might be hanging out in the
“Super Premium Mint Chocolate Chip” with a yellow container and a bold declaration of ‘super premium’ on the label. Oh, and watch out for the ‘best by’ date of 9/14/24 on the pint or 9/13/24 on the larger 1.5-quart tub. Avoid tasting the potential trouble!
Yellow Containers and Bold Labels: Spotting the Potential Trouble in Wilcox Ice Cream
Wilcox, in their infinite wisdom (and an abundance of caution), is also recalling eight other products born in the same timeframe. These troublemakers will flaunt a ‘Best by/sell by’ date of either 9/14/24 or 9/15/24. The lineup includes the usual suspects like Wilcox’s Premium Sweet Cream, Caramel Apple, Vanilla, Austins Caramel Turtle, Maple Cream, and of course, Mint Chocolate Chip.
A Symphony of Flavors: Wilcox’s Lineup of Recalled Products Revealed
Also, don’t forget the rebel in the mix – Leonardo’s Gelato Mint Chocolate Chip 4 oz Cups, date-stamped with 9/14/24 on the side of the lid. In a heartfelt message, Wilcox extends their sincerest thanks to all their valued customers, urging them not to play Russian roulette with the ice cream roulette.
And here’s a sweet deal for you – if you take a glamour shot of the top and sides of the container displaying the ‘best by’ date, you can email it to them for a credit. How cool is that?
Trash Bag Farewell: Wilcox’s No-Fuss Method for Bidding Adieu to Recalled Ice Cream
Now, for the dramatic finale – if you’re seeking credit for your recalled treat, there’s no need for a ceremonial return to the store. Just toss it into a closed trash bag and bid it farewell. Shoot an email to AR@wilcoxicecreamvt.com with all the deets, and they’ll hook you up with a refund. No muss, no fuss.
But wait, there’s more! Wilcox Ice Cream is not leaving anything to chance. They’re conducting their own CSI – Cream Scene Investigation – to make sure all their products are on the up-and-up. Your safety is their top priority.
CSI – Cream Scene Investigation: Wilcox’s Commitment to Your Ice Cream Safety
Now, let’s talk about Listeria monocytogenes. It’s the party crasher you never invited, and it can be a real party pooper, especially for the vulnerable ones – kids, grannies, moms-to-be, and anyone with a superhero immune system. Symptoms include fever, muscle aches, and maybe a bout of nausea and vomiting.
But it can also go on a wild ride through your body, causing serious infections. The good news? Antibiotics can show it the door. So, if you suspect you’re on the guest list, ring up your healthcare provider.
