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Jenna Anderson

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Editorial Intern at Sunset Magazine | Journalism Student at Northwestern University 2024
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General Mills Announces Major Bread Recall: More Than 700,000 Rolls May Contain Glass

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By Jenna Anderson
| Health Verified
The recalled bread roll dough was sold in bulk. Jecapix / Getty Images / Health.com Frozen dough for more than 730,000 Pillsbury bread rolls has been recalled in 19 states. The recalled dough may contain glass, which could cause internal injury. Since the bread roll dough was sold in bulk, it’s unlikely to be in consumers’ homes. A family dinner favorite is being recalled in 19 states—Pillsbury bread rolls.
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Lettuce May Be Behind the Massive Cyclosporiasis Outbreak—Here’s How To Protect Yourself

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By Jenna Anderson
| Health Verified
Cyclosporiasis outbreaks are typically linked to fresh produce. wing-wing / Getty Images Lettuce or salad greens may be a source of the current cyclosporiasis outbreak. Lettuce is especially vulnerable because the parasite can contaminate it through water during growing or processing, and greens are usually eaten raw. Experts recommend practicing good food safety, but they are not advising people to stop eating lettuce while the investigation continues.
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Lettuce May Be Behind the Massive Cyclosporiasis Outbreak—Here’s How To Protect Yourself

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By Jenna Anderson
| Aol Verified
Lettuce or salad greens may be a source of the current cyclosporiasis outbreak. Lettuce is especially vulnerable because the parasite can contaminate it through water during growing or processing, and greens are usually eaten raw. Experts recommend practicing good food safety, but they are not advising people to stop eating lettuce while the investigation continues.
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