KROGER RECALLS MORE THAN 30 KINDS OF CHEESE DIPS FOR POSSIBLE SALMONELLA CONTAMINATION

Kroger is recalling more than 30 different kinds of cheese dips for possible Salmonella contamination.

The grocery chain was notified of onions that had been implicated in a Salmonella-related outbreak. Kroger says they later learned several in-store made cheese dips may have used the onions as an ingredient.

The dips in plastic containers were sold between May 15 and August 6. No customer illnesses have been confirmed yet. Out of caution, the dips have been removed from store shelves.

Anyone who bought any of the recalled products is advised not to eat it, but instead return to a store for a full refund.

Items under the recall include:

MURRAY’S CHADS SMOKED GOUDA DIP – UPC: 207083-00000

MURRAY’S JALEPENO JARLSBERG DIP – UPC:207181-00000

MURRAY’S BACON CHIVE JARLSBERG DIP – UPC:207182-00000

MURRAY’S SOUTHWESTERN JARLSBERG DIP – UPC:207185-00000

JARLSBERG DIP – UPC:207201-00000

JARLSBERG CHEESE SPREAD – UPC:216407-20000

PIMENTO CHEESE DIP – UPC:226481-60000

DELI JARLSBERG JALAPENO DIP – UPC:236293-70000

DELI BACON CHIVE JARLSBERG DIP – UPC:236294-70000

DELI SOUTHWESTERN JARLSBERG DIP – UPC:236295-70000