Bob Evans Recalls 46,000 Pounds Of Sausage Links
Bob Evans is recalling 46,000 pounds of its sausage links. The Department of Agriculture said they could have "extraneous materials," including plastic.
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Bob Evans is recalling 46,000 pounds of its sausage links. The Department of Agriculture said they could have "extraneous materials," including plastic.
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