UPDATE2! UPDATE: I WON THE LOTTERY! Check Your Eggs – Biggest Recall of Eggs Since 2010 – IOTW Report

UPDATE2! UPDATE: I WON THE LOTTERY! Check Your Eggs – Biggest Recall of Eggs Since 2010

Sunday, 15 April 2018, 15:52 BFH Uncategorized 40

I went to the Walmart and they knew about the recall. I went to the shelf and checked out some lot numbers. THEY WERE STILL SELLING EGGS ON THE LIST!!

The manager said corporate provided him a list. I showed him the list directly from the FDA site. He was extremely grateful and ran over to the dairy section and took them off himself.

One guy that I saw take eggs before I checked out the lot number, but disappeared into the store, doubled back. He saw the commotion and asked what was going on. He feels like he dodged a bullet.

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I once couldn’t win a door prize where they had 20 prizes and only 14 people in the room. The guy kept dropping the door prize ticket back in the fish bowl because he realized he had more prizes than tickets and was “confident” everyone in the room would get a prize.

Guess who didn’t.

But I won this one! Right in my fridge – recalled eggs.

Woo hoo!  What do I win?

Newser-

A farm in Seymour, Indiana, is recalling over 200 million eggs amid an FDA report that 22 people have been sickened. The eggs have reached restaurants and retail stores in West Virginia, Virginia, South Carolina, Pennsylvania, North Carolina, New York, New Jersey, Florida, and Colorado under brand names Great Value, Glenview, Sunshine Farms, Coburn Farms, Crystal Farms, County DayBreak, as well as Food Lion and Walmart stores. It’s the biggest US egg recall since 2010.

40 Comments on UPDATE2! UPDATE: I WON THE LOTTERY! Check Your Eggs – Biggest Recall of Eggs Since 2010

  1. Read this elsewhere, checked my new eggs from Walmart, and for a moment thought we had a winning lottery number. False alarm.

    Any lone wolf saboteur — jihadi or otherwise— could wreak a lot of havoc by poisoning our food supply chain.

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  6. So how many lone wolf saboteurs and jihadis live in Seymour, Indiana?
    200,000,000 Million eggs is a good distribution covering how many states?

    How many food processing plants does China own in the US now?
    Does their distribution cover the entire US?
    Asking for my buddy mohammad.

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  7. Thanks BFH for posting this. I just checked and the eggs I got last week are part of the recall. I haven’t seen anything on the news about this.
    It pays to come to the site ! 🙂

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  15. @Brad
    My family raised chickens when I was a kid. In a farm environment they end up with crap all over them if they are layed in a nest. You have to wash them by hand. In these egg factories the eggs roll out from under the hen on a tapered floor and onto a conveyor system. They are washed automatically on the way to the packing area.
    https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=aYhEbjhhcAg
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  16. Jethro

    The worst smelling place I’ve ever visited was a dairy farm. Holy Crap.
    Most of the tasks on farms are now automated. Kinda negates the argument for illegal aliens and farm labor.

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  19. My eggs are fine thank you. The girls are laying like mad. The Grey Tolouse eggs are mighty fine, and the Maran eggs, though smaller, are very tasty. James Bond would approve!

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  20. I just remembered. I went to the store last night and the racks were bare of lettuce. Apparently there’s a big recall on Romain lettuce too. I think it’s the Russians striking back.

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  26. Off topic?

    As a kid I used to go out to the farm when they butchered the hens that weren’t producing good enough and fill a couple of gallon glass jars with the chicken guts. Let that sit in the summer sun for a few days and you had some of the best catfish bait going. Just don’t sit downwind when baiting the set-line. Couldn’t even get to the end of the line before you had fish at the beginning sets.

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  29. Well,I just checked my Food Lion brand and I won the lottery plus the power ball…I had 3 eggs for breakfast. If anything happens…AVENGE ME!
    I wonder if I can got to the Krystal and have a few gut bombs to counter act the eggs?

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  31. I’ve eaten the eggs on the list for over a week before recall was announced. No emergency room visit needed – God forbid. Prayer is a powerful thing.

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  32. Thanks MJA, the only thing that really worries me is that I gave the left over scrambled eggs to my little doggies. I hope they will be ok. Hopefully I cooked them long enough to kill off any bad stuff.

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  36. I have the extra large eggs from WalMart. Used them in baking and no problems. Even hard boiled some the other day. I still have a dozen left. California isn’t on the list.

  37. Omelet you all make all the yolks here. Hope nobody needs to suddenly scramble to the bathroom, or that they will be carton you off to the hospital. Soon this scare will be over. Easy to see that these eggs are produced by shell corporations. Keep on the sunny side.

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  38. Update. We DO have recalled eggs (Walmart, Great Value Large 12) after all.
    We’ve eaten 2 of the 12 yesterday. No ill effects so far.
    I’ve lived in Africa and eaten local food all over the Third World. Eggs are kid’s stuff.
    @Fur, many thanks for posting the screenshot.

    I’ll make a special stop by the Walmart tomorrow to alert them.

    Meanwhile there are ambulance chasers all over the USA filing Class Action suits as soon as the courthouse doors open tomorrow.
    Save those egg cartons with the recalled numbers, friends. I expect they’ll be worth a year’s free eggs, or some such.

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  40. A particular peanut butter was recalled in the late 90’s to early 2000s. I looked at the number of my almost empty PB and sure enough, it was a recalled one. Shrug. If I hadn’t had any problems by that time, why throw it out then?

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    I notice you buy mediums too. The least stocked egg size around here.

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