Michigan Shoppers Should Check Their Fridge For This ALDI Recall

Michigan shoppers may want to check the fridge before lunch, because a popular mac and cheese sold at ALDI has been recalled.

What Mac And Cheese Is Being Recalled

According to the FDA, BEF Foods is recalling Park St. Deli Macaroni & Cheese because it could contain soy lecithin, but soy is not listed on the label. That is not a big deal for all, but it could be for those who have a soy allergy or sensitivity.

The recall includes the 20-ounce refrigerated tubs of Park St. Deli Macaroni & Cheese sold at ALDI stores. The product comes in a plastic tub with a paperboard sleeve, and more than 525,000 packages are included in the recall.

Why This Recall Matters

The FDA is classifying this recall as a Class II recall. This means the product could cause temporary or medically reversible health issues, but the chance of serious health consequences is considered low.

If you have this sitting in your refrigerator and someone in your house avoids soy, this is one of the recalls you don't want to ignore.

What Michigan Shoppers Should Do Next

Shoppers should check the packaging and look for the affected product codes tied to the recall. If your mac and cheese is part of the recall, do not eat it. You can throw it away or return it to ALDI for a refund.

The recall was originally started in March, but the FDA classification came in June, which is why it is getting more attention.