Chimichurri Recipe (Authentic and Easy)
This authentic chimichurri recipe takes 10 minutes with parsley, garlic, red chili, oregano, olive oil, and red wine vinegar. Big flavor in just a spoonful.
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Everything Sprouts Recall: Check Your Fridge After 55 E. Coli and Salmonella Cases
Everything Sprouts and Calco sprout products are recalled after 55 illnesses in 15 states. Check these lot numbers and here’s what to do if you have them.
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Mezzetta Peperoncini Recall: A Viral Video Led to This Pantry Jar Being Pulled
Mezzetta recalled its Golden Greek Peperoncini, Medium Heat, after a video appearing to show a pest in the jar went viral. Check your lid for this lot.
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Thyroid Medication Recall Just Got the FDA’s Highest Risk Rating — Here’s What to Check
The FDA gave a nationwide thyroid tablets recall its most serious rating after finding the pills may be superpotent. Check your lot number now.
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Eye Drops Recall: Check Your Bottle Before You Use It Again
Nearly 750,000 bottles of eye drops sold under Walgreens, AvKare, and other brands are recalled over sterility concerns. Check your lot number now.
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Gatorade Recall: Check Your Bottle Before Your Next Sip
PepsiCo recalled over 122,000 cases of Gatorade in 37 states for undeclared yellow dye. Check your bottle’s lot code before you drink it.
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Brevital Sodium Recall: A Hospital Anesthesia Drug Had Particles That Could Cause Blood Clots
Par Health recalled two lots of Brevital Sodium (methohexital) anesthesia after particulate matter was found in vials. Here’s what it means if you or your family had a recent procedure.
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Donutful Mini Donut Recall Just Got the FDA’s Most Serious Warning
The FDA classified the Donutful Chocolate Dipped Vanilla Cake Donuts recall as Class I after undeclared milk caused an allergic reaction. Check lot 26078.
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RAPTURE Preworkout Recall: This Gym Supplement Was Hiding a Heart-Risk Stimulant
Leader Formulas recalled RAPTURE Preworkout nationwide after FDA testing found undeclared DMAA, a stimulant linked to heart attack risk. Check your lot number.
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Babies’ Magic Tea Recall: This Gripe Water Has Alcohol the Label Never Mentioned
Pacific Health Sciences recalled one lot of Babies’ Magic Tea Baby Sleep Gripe Water after FDA testing found undeclared ethanol, methanol, and isopropanol. Check your lot number now.
