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Mike Wehner
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If you're searching for a low-calorie snack to hold you over during the mid-afternoon lull that always comes after lunch, you could do a lot worse than rice cakes. Sure, they're not the most filling, but they tend to be pretty delicious, and Quaker has built an entire business around various types of puffed rice products, including "rice crisps," which are essentially tiny rice cakes. Unfortunately, some of those tasty snacks are now being recalled due to an undeclared ingredient that could lead to a life-threatening allergic reaction.
According to the recall bulletin posted by the FDA, the Quaker Oats Company is recalling thousands of bags of its Quaker Rice Crisps in sweet barbeque flavor due to the possibility that the product contains soy. Soy allergies can be extremely serious and if someone with a soy allergy eats the snack without realizing there is soy in it, they could be at risk for a severe reaction.
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