As Seen On TV: Consumer Peanut Recall Guide

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Federal health officials added pet food to the growing list of products being recalled because of a salmonella outbreak linked to peanut butter. According for the Centers for Disease Control, 486 salmonella cases in 43 states have been confirmed, with at least six deaths. Find out which foods remain safe to eat and what has been affected.
According to the FDA, more than 101 brands of products, including popular brands such as Little Debbie, Keebler, Kroger, Famous Amos, General Mills and Club Foods, are no longer safe due to the nationwide salmonella outbreak.
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PetSmart has voluntarily recalled seven different kinds of its Grreat Choice Dog Biscuits because the ingredients include peanut paste from the Georgia processing plant believed to be the source of the salmonella outbreak. For more information on the PetSmart recall, visit the company's Web site, where you can see if a particular box of dog biscuits is involved by checking against the bar code on the box. The company will refund any recalled purchases.
With recall after recall, at least 101 brands of products, including popular brands such as Little Debbie, Keebler, Kroger, Famous Amos, General Mills and Club Foods, may no longer be safe.