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For the record.
Apr. 1st, 2011 10:35 amIf you have some kind of earth-shattering news to tell me, wait until tomorrow. Because if you tell me something today, I probably will not believe you.
Egg Recall PSA.
Aug. 19th, 2010 12:04 pmOne of the nation's largest egg-producing companies has initiated a nationwide recall of eggs packaged from May 16 through Aug. 13 because of concerns they could be contaminated with salmonella.
The egg recall was voluntarily initiated by Wright County Eggs, based in Galt, Iowa. The company says the suspect eggs come in packages stamped with one of these three plant numbers: P1026, P1413 and P1946.
The way to tell if your eggs are part of the recall is to check the end of your egg carton. If it's stamped with one of those three numbers (the P stands for plant), then look carefully at the number that follows.
If it falls anywhere between 136 to 225 (the 136th day of the year fell on May 16; day 225 was Aug. 13), take the eggs and the carton back to the store where you bought it. The store will issue a full refund.
The egg recall was voluntarily initiated by Wright County Eggs, based in Galt, Iowa. The company says the suspect eggs come in packages stamped with one of these three plant numbers: P1026, P1413 and P1946.
The way to tell if your eggs are part of the recall is to check the end of your egg carton. If it's stamped with one of those three numbers (the P stands for plant), then look carefully at the number that follows.
If it falls anywhere between 136 to 225 (the 136th day of the year fell on May 16; day 225 was Aug. 13), take the eggs and the carton back to the store where you bought it. The store will issue a full refund.
