Recently, a popular butter brand has been recalled due to potential health risks. If you’ve purchased butter in the past few weeks, it’s important to check your fridge — your health could depend on it.

🧈 Why Was the Butter Recalled?

The recall was issued after tests revealed possible contamination with Listeria monocytogenes, a harmful bacteria that can cause serious illness — especially in young children, the elderly, and people with weakened immune systems.

🏷️ Which Products Are Affected?

The recall affects specific batches of unsalted and salted butter sold under the brand:

• Brand Name: [Insert Brand Here]
• Product Size: [e.g., 16 oz, 8 oz sticks]
• Best By Dates: [Insert affected date range]
• Lot Numbers: [Insert numbers if available]

If you have any of these products at home, do not consume them. You can return them to the store for a refund or safely discard them.

⚠️ What Is Listeria?

Listeria is a type of bacteria that can cause:

• Fever
• Nausea
• Muscle aches
• In severe cases: miscarriage, bloodstream infection, or meningitis

Symptoms can appear a few days to several weeks after eating contaminated food.

✅ What Should You Do?

1. Check your butter packaging – Look for the brand, lot number, and expiration date.
2. Dispose of it safely – Wrap it in a plastic bag and throw it away in a sealed bin.
3. Clean your fridge – Wipe down any surfaces where the butter may have touched.
4. Monitor your health – If you feel sick after eating butter, contact a healthcare provider.

🛡️ Food Safety Tips

To avoid foodborne illnesses:

• Always check expiration dates
• Store dairy products at the correct temperature
• Wash hands and utensils before and after handling food

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