A few weeks ago salmonella was found in Peter Pan and Great Value peanut butters. Today the source of the contamination was found in Georgia. Isolated incident. No need for widespread panic. Can we put the peanut butter back on the restaurant tables now? Thanks.Friday, March 02, 2007
Source of tainted peanut butter identified
A few weeks ago salmonella was found in Peter Pan and Great Value peanut butters. Today the source of the contamination was found in Georgia. Isolated incident. No need for widespread panic. Can we put the peanut butter back on the restaurant tables now? Thanks.
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I've never seen peanut butter on tables before either; not even in Canada. I don't doubt it though, it's very believable.
You know the little packets of Smucker's jelly they put out on tables at breakfast time for toast? They also will put out peanut butter packets at some restaurants.
The first restaurant we visited after the recall happened there were a bunch of people complaining that the peanut butter had been removed from the tables. I don't much care if it's on the table or not, but I don't want to have to hear about it all throughout my breakfast. :)
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