Thursday, April 2, 2015 | 4:09 p.m.
Smith’s Food and Drug Stores is recalling some of its in-store bakery carrot cake in Nevada and six other states because it contains walnuts that may not be listed on the label.
People who are allergic to walnuts could have a serious or life-threatening reaction if they eat the cake, Smith’s announced today. For people who are not allergic, there is no safety issue.
No customer illnesses have been reported, officials said.
Smith’s removed the affected items from store shelves and started notifying customers who have purchased the cake through messages on receipts and phone calls, the company said. Customers should return the product to stores for a full refund.
Impacted products are:
• Smith’s Bakery Fresh Carrot Cake, 1/4 sheet filled. Packaged on or before April 1. UPC Code: 41573-07058.
• Smith’s Bakery Fresh Carrot Cake Slice, 5 oz. Packaged on or before April 1. UPC Code: 750903-91714.
• Smith’s Bakery Fresh Carrot Cake, 1/8 Sheet. Packaged on or before April 1. UPC Code: 770118-22460.
Outside of Nevada, other states impacted are: Utah, Arizona, New Mexico, Montana, Idaho and Wyoming.
Customers who have questions about the recall can contact Smith’s customer connect toll-free at 800-576-4377. More information in available online.
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