Nestle is recalling its popular Toll House refrigerated cookie dough this morning after it received complaints from stricken consumers who ate the dough raw.

The FDA is currently investigating 66 supposed E. coli illnesses across 28 states that are reported to be linked to the raw cookie dough, and 25 of those people have been hospitalized though no one has died.
They’re advising consumers, retailers and restaurateurs who have bought the dough to throw it away. Proper baking of the dough would normally kill any E. coli present, but since the dough was eaten raw that precaution obviously wasn’t followed. …read more

Landies Candies of Buffalo, N.Y., and Wegmans Supermarkets are recalling a number of products that contain chocolate and peanut butter because they could be contaminated with salmonella. No incidents have been reported. The recalled products are:
- 11-ounce bags of Landies Premium Milk Chocolate Peanut Butter Cups
- Wegmans Swiss Recipe Ultimate Peanut Butter Cups sold in 8-ounce tubs, bulk food bins and other packages
- Wegmans Swiss Recipe Medium Chocolate Holiday Platter
- Wegmans Swiss Recipe Large Chocolate Holiday Platter
- Wegmans Swiss Recipe Large Chocolate Holiday Platter with Sponge Candy
The Landies Premium Milk Chocolate Peanut Butter Cups were sold at Wilson Farms stores …read more

Harry and David are voluntarily recalling 66,500 8 oz. bags of their Covered Select Blend Espresso Beans because they may contain milk not declared on the ingredient label.
The bags affected have “Best if used by” dates after 8/28/05, sold prior to April 5th, 2008. Bags subject to this recall do NOT have a “Contains milk, soy” statement on the nutrition label and are packaged in 8 oz. clear plastic bags, tied at the top with a tan ribbon.
Consumers with product can return it to any Harry and David retail store for a full refund.
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