Mac and Cheese Recall: Throw Away These Brands Sold at Walmart and Target in 5 States

Two Mac and Cheese products sold in five states at major retail chains such as Walmart and Target have been recalled due to possible perishability.

Reser's Fine Foods initiated a recall of its standard and white cheddar mac and cheese products after a refrigeration unit on a trailer transporting the products broke, causing the products to spoil.

According to Newsweek, the company has removed the products sold in California, Illinois, Minnesota, North Dakota and South Dakota.

The recall was classified as a Class II recall if the “product may cause temporary or medically reversible adverse health consequences or if the likelihood of serious adverse health consequences is remote,” according to the U.S. Food and Drug Administration..

Other products were also affected by the recall, including potato salads, potato gratin, pasta salads, corn, egg salads, gravy, spinach dip and desserts.

A spokesperson for Reser's Fine Foods told Fox Business that this was an “isolated incident.”

“The recall was initiated on 07/29/24 and none of the affected products ever made it into the [store] shelves,” the spokesman said. “All items purchased in the stores are safe to eat.”